' 1-
/ The Men‘s Glass of the East Avenue land. today.
Methodist Church will hold its week-
A goodmlany people went on clam-
re-
touching and evening. '
. I
severe attack of rheumatism. l
~ provement association will be held on
.flnel Want Advs. to secure the house-
‘ walk School District are hereby noti-i
e
- evere Cold? co 0 our octor
Ymoouidnot pleaseushetterthanto askyourdoctorabout
W6 Cherry pPectoral for coughs, colds, crwp bronchitis.
of lunged familiesetihmys kce it “1,:th house. The hflappg'ovai
theirhyslcianand eex rence man ears have ven
them confidence in this'éfiugh medicine." y 66.9. if“
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Stamford.
l Jacob Paley. of Boston,
The thermometer registered 13 de- in town for a'few days.
green this running.
Moses Rackett, of Crockett street,
Services will be held at the Swedish is ill alt his home with the grip.
Congregational Church tomorrow
guest of' his sister, Mrs. H. IL.
M
ly meeting tomorrow.
...—...... vmlng expeditions yesterday and
J. C. Brass has received his chauf— parted line catches.
feur‘s license and will drive a Winton _.__.—._
w for 3 Bridgeport man William Kuhn, of SChenectad), i8 3.
. ...—...... guest at the home of Miss Mildred
George E Smith of Van Zant strcet, Thcall, of [Pennoyer stieet
is confined to his home and bed with a
Miss Penny is again ill at her home
......— ln Danbury. Mrs. Eon-l Themes is sub-
!tev. F‘. A. Coleman, of South Nor- stltuting for her at the Rowayton
walk, will preach at the service at school.
Christ Church tomorrow afternoon at
3:45 o‘clock.
......" son William,
The weekly devotional meeting of yesterday, visltn-g the Hippodrome and
the Epworth [Jeague'will be held to- slportsmcn's Show.
marrow evening at the East Avenue
Methodist; Church.
Jr., were in New York
i The first night of March came in
like a lion, the thermometer register-'
The Young People’s Society of Loyal lng eighteen above at 9:30. Cheer up,-
Workers will hold its weekly dcvotlon- spring will soon be. here.
.1 meeting tomorrow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
Lester: Rackett, the young son of
Mrs. Edward Merritt of Scaview orln-g from a bilious attack and also
avenue, who has been suffering from from severe nose-bleeds
an attack of alriendicitis, is reported
to be somewhat improved.
._-
A meeting of the East Norwalk lin-
i The ice in the harbor has hardly
started to break up yet. People are
still crossing it,
01103 taken to the roadway.
(‘hurlts Dcrby and Miss ii"? ‘~ Bell
of Post Chester New York, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin is.
Thcall, of Pellnoyer street.
Tuesday. March 5. at 3 p. 611., ill the
mrlcrs of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. \
The regular morning and evening
services will be. held at the Advent
Christian Church tomorrow. it is hop
ed that there will he. a good attendance
at both services.
extension placed on his launch Mil-
drcd. The engine is also being repair-
.__......__ ed and the vessel overhauled.
Word has been received from M-r.i ~——-—-—-—— .
and Mrs. G Howard Kinzand Mr and Mrs. A. S. Crm'kett and Mrs. Susan
Mrs Daniel L’Hommedieu to the effect Geib of .Rowavwn were this week'
that they have reached Bcilville, Flori. guests 01' Mrs Charles Ainsworth 01’
do, where they will adjourn. Cottage avenue. East Norwalk
The “mucus scooter race at Bell- The steamer Mabel l1. Stevens, own-
9011,11. l., which has attracted con ed by the Steiens Oyster Company.
gidemble interest in East N01 walk was has been in Bridgeport this 0'9.ch
won by Frank Corwln. incidentally wherc a new condenser is being put
comics the announcement that a his in-
nutomobile recently crossed Great
South Bay on the ice.
George D. McKay is having a waiei
-..__ ,lnuin installed in his property in
People frorn all over The Norwulks ROWN’WH “VOW-10. and Mimi”! H
flocked to the shores yesterday in Klinei‘eltcr. Jr. has started a gang of
search of gosiings and other species of men “‘- work there
clams, the low tide affording an excel-
lent opportunity of finding the choice
sea food. The trip was a treat to
many as the ice has prevented much
clamming this season.
The budieo' Auxiliary of the Roway-
ton Hose Company are planning to
hold a St. Patrick's social Friday,
March 1-5, in the Hose House. All
members are cordlelly invited to be
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel Present-
The woman who relies upon Sea-
The Comrade Club met last evening
at the home of William and Ruth Site-
lvens, of Rowayton avenue. The regu-
lar business was transacted, and a
good time enjoyed. The usual re"-
'freshments were served.
hold help has a little time for other
things
NOTICE
Special Meeting, East
The pastor will be in charge of the
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. There will be com-
, m-union service in the morning. In the
Norwalk SChOOI evening he will preach on The Youth-
. . ful. Dreamer. A. meeting of the Olli-
Dlstflct clal Board will be held Monday night
The legal voters of the East Nor- at the 33303339-
fled and warned that a special meet-i Several unnecessary disturbanch
Starr Keeler has been visiting in
is visiting
David Elwell. of Danbury, is the
Row-
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinhney and‘
SAUGATUCK
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Rackett, is recov '
but. the more timid.
Captain Albert Mills is having an-
Donald, the 1111666661: of 661.3166
uis. Mr. and Mrs. Wood's four-Stean
old daughter died last week of spinal
meningitis.
W....-.
The Ibadies' Aid Society or the
Methodist Church met, Thursday after-
noon, in the church parlor, for work
and a social tea. Tea was served by
Mrs. W. L. iiowndes and Mrs.‘ J. W!
Holly.
The sacrament of the Lord‘s Sup-
Per will be observed in the Methodist
Church at 10:30 a. in. Sunday. Sunday
'school at noon. Choir practice at 5:30
p. m. Young people's meeting at 6:45
p. m. Evening worship with sermon
by the pastor. Rev. George Benton
Smith. at 7:30 p. in. All seats free.
Everyone cordially welcome.
! ...... a. ..-..w.
WESTPORT
Miss Mary Godfrey is
Stepncy.
visiting in
Mrs. Samuel Jennings has returned
from a visit in Darien.
The eight children of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Huck are III with the mumps.
Mrs. Henry Parks and Miss Jennie
Bourgcr visited at the high school,
Friday. .
I Mrs. James Mills and two children
iare spending the day wih Mrs. Alex-
ander Mills in Bridgeport.
i George D. Tlllcy, the naturalist of
Westport and Darien has recently
purchased several of the Lords Hill
prize stock mammoth bronze turkeys.
Work on it. W. Post's concrete
mansion in the Norwalk road is pro-
greasing rapidly and when completed
iwill be one of the handsomest residen-
-ccs in town.
...—....
1 Mrs. Neil Mitchlll will deliver a
lcourse of six lectures Oil Current
lEvents before the Fairflcld Franchise
ileague, in Fairileld Memorial hall,
this month and April.
! Mr and Mrs. William Osborn of
IStepney, Mr. and Mrs. w. ll. Hill of
‘Noxwulk, Mr. and M13. W. A. Car-
llotk of Bridgeport blue been enter-
‘talned this week at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Godfrey in Cross Highway.
Public speaking exercises were
held at the Staples high school yes-
terday afternoon. Those taking part
were: Frances Wakeman, Charles
Smith, Harold Steams, Minnie Sleds,
Julia ansen and Catherine Sher.
wood. A playlet entitled “Difficulty
in Making Mr. Jones Hear" was swan
by Emma Repue, Marion Waksman
and Ethel Barnes. '
IIEW HAVEN. Milli 000508
20, MIL 0MB 0F STEEL
The New Haven road has ordered
twenty heavy mail dam of steel con-
struction from the Lacunia Car 00., to
take the place in part of the old mail
cars that are now being run on
through lines,
At the Yellow building, New Haven,
it was said that this order had been
Mrs. Stephen Wood, is ill of plied-mow
I Kt’the Theatres
3
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Many a girl's ideal
whe‘n‘he goes broke.
_—
fl; ~ -...
What Magic Words Are These: Vau-
deville means Novelty and Novelty
means Newness. The King today,
forgotten tomorrow.
is shattered
Praise is due the man who makes
good when conditions are bad.
.
FIRE-H ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
' . . [IDXIO
THEATRE
is the Throne of the latest and great~
est attractions of Vaudeville, with
Recruits drawn from every quarter
l‘tre rm on union at Electric
WflTfi. ole one for fire alarms,
8—3Washlngton and North Main St...
Ma 7110 Hot the
H00 “d on of the Civilized World.
(6qu C Corset Factory. private.
Now being presented this week, the
big bill, heralded as New York's
greatest triumph. The quinltessence
of grace, the embodiment of dainty
joyousnen and youthful charm.
James Clancy Presents
MR3. CAPTAIN KIDD
A Somewhat Different Musical Pro-
duction, with entrancing hits, win-
some girls and Fun fast and fun
Ious. Introducing the Distinguished
Musical Comedy Stare
MARGUERITE STARR, MARK SUL-
LIVAN and EARL BROCH,
and eight Fascinating, Fairyllke bits
of Feminlnlty, Wholly new. novel,
O—Hoyt’s Thanh-om
7—«N01wuik Hos osltalé)
8—— usio Hts", Mord and City Home
‘0"
13~xWest St, Franklin School.
13—10,?an 84., Concord and Hoopla
it—North in and Ann Bu.
12:21 h at. and Be view Ave.
orkl.
dur
18—High School West Ave.
21~w6u Bi. and Taylor Ave.
zl—xEIy Ave and how
24~Che§tnut and lien° ta.
26—484mm Main and Its
'kbexlngton Ave. and Austin at.
27—Wesl and EimG rove ‘Sts.
Bi—fimthw Main 36,, between Grove and
end
ow
82—101) Electric Works. But. It.
““9 ”"3 ""50 final staged, Indeed the prettiest
3%.":ng “mm ”a *3" Sta. act 41 Vaudeville in a decade.
Lockwood Mfg.
41~Falrneid Ave. and Cedart It.
iz—Tsyior Ave. and South
Ill—Woodward Ate. and Meadow 8t.
ii—T'lurrltt and Quintard Aves. and Water
t.
lkWoodward and Lowndes Aves.
Sl~ooidsn Hill St. and mm Ave.
62~Wuhlngton St. Bridge.
SpeCIai Added Feature-Stageiand’s
Greatest Equine Spectacle, of Bar-
num a Bailey and Ringling Bros.
fame
- RAY THOMPSON
and her $10,000 Prize Stallion “Bus
git—gm ill-1f yard 111310 Ann St. private.
'- 07" n
DenoYesWnon- mienp'e'fln: be”. ter, the former Balloon Horse of
the Great Ringling Bros.’ Shows,
who will give an exhibition of ani-
mal Intelligence beyond eye belief.
LAT-ELL BROS.
3". WSW Dar-Inn Exemplar: of Gymnastic En-
temlnment.
(x
(61') Master box, from which the num-
ber of any box m be sounded.
One stroke at 13 noon and I p. 641..
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing or:
"7160 cm !-
Two strokes after an slam.
calls department. 1-1
trThree1 slow strokes. water to be shut.
(“At 18:06 p. 616.. each Ween-led". a box
is ulied for test.
re alarms for a
colvod by telephone,
WILSON a DOYLE
district also re Drell Black Face Fun-tors, who excite
Laughter.
SISTERS DUMONT
Parisian Beauties from Dear Paris.
HOYT8COPE~Ever faithful with its
superb delight in Film and Motion
Pictures.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
lS—Corner of Main and Wall Streets. '
Biwnslden Avenue and Union I’laoe.
22—!«lpringPa Hill and Kellogg Street.
24*! nionP
Is—West Avernue and Berkeley Street.
27~-Franklin Avenue and Lyncs Place.
31—43166 house. (Private box).
32~Wcst Avenue and Merwin Street.
33~Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
Mw-Chupei Street and flarbor Avenue.
its—West Avenue. near the armory.
88v ~titevcns Street 7141 Elm Crest.
H~Cross Street on Wilton avenue.
62—«Mnln street and North Avenue.
ill—France Street.
ill—Grand Street and Tlndall lane.
fad—Main and Catherine Streets.
63~New C61 .3014! and Fair Street.
SGLChestnut . feet, nem- Summer St.
55—an Street and Union Avenue.
82-»011 The Green.
ail—East” Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
am us.
Don’t overlook our Bargain Matinees.
Hoyt'e I. the happy home of enter-
tainment for ladies and children.
_ -THE-- .
Auditorium
Motion Picture
‘ Parlor
south Norwalk
Every minute seems like an hour
when you have no place to go or amuse
yourself. Come to this Picture House,
where nothing but the best and clear-
est Pictures nre shown. A place where
pleasant hours fly fast and everyone
«unmet Avenue and
EAST NORWALK FIRI ALARM BORN!
Fire headquarters. (is \an Zen! Street
Telephone 170
d—IFItch School (private).
Er—Mnrvin School (Dllvate.
212—41211“ Washington and rt Sta.
214~Van 'lnlndt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
ale—East Ave. and Rowan St.
TIT—Winfield Hi.
223~Fort and Charles Ste.
Est—East Ave. and Fitch St.
226~SL John St. and Edlle Ave.
332~Beaviow Ave. and First St.
zss—Boulevnrd and Second St.
silo—Cove Ave. and Fifth St
SST—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t. (Tel.
lu—Koyser St. and Pine Hill (fw.( ('Del.
342~Kcyser St. and Duck Pon
Sis-snore Haven. (Tel. )
735 te:)ephone massage to laconic Statics
w on t on m an
33",“ 0' 3mg iota-231.11%: the?“ alarm is pleased. Our aim is to put before
will Prl'w't vs: at near ssmbox b.‘ pulled for thogmblic the best pictures that can
WW“ “5 ‘V 0 y be ought, regardless of the money
a
n" 0" ”mm“ mm” '°° ”a“ which it costs us to get these pictures.
Secon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival The fine program which we put before
at the are m SIM-l -the_public and the small admission, is
1—0116 1:16:11s odd times, testing or line the in“! Of the WW“-
! Ooh baa“ .i s 111.. standard time. Our big special Saturday show, mat-
-— O
.141.“ blasts. film out ‘inee and night, is the finest yet. The
leading reels for the big show-are:
11 11""-1~'w°’:'1°y“:°'6"'i1'i"1°6”"66 p. 141.. no at “Brunette Bill and the School-
— G W - ' | ‘ mistress"-Lubln
iiuiiiiii~mdtnnn.”‘éfii'€ny mi. the One of the finest Western Dramas ever
entire department. adored to the public.
“A Just Verdict"—-Lubin
HOWAVTON Fifi! ALARM DISTRICT. A Picture will” thrill from beginning
12-§ig{land Ave. to N. 2.. N. K. a B.‘ to end
16—Hlolmry Bluff and Bell P1516116. Lat!“ 8000' by Mr- “my L°W°
...... ...... .... ...... WMatSc. Ev’ g. 5c& 10c
CANDY
il- li—Twonty two. at 8 s. song‘oi no morn-
”-Mho
tool”
6—‘ Central." McKinley St. to
not-vs rtSt. «Occult.
n—Oross St. to Railroad.
road Brook-I
West Clio.
IB—Whlts Bridge north tomcat
16—w bite mmmsnaontsg'gu
tl—White Brl e s. W. to L. ”Mason” ..
One stroke 0 the fireball
'troknd'm test log.
”Tums trends of tire bell. than. 1-1. are
‘6.
Four ”1‘“st are be“. this. l-l-l-Li
HOYTW
or Mai-611,191:
; East Nor-walk School District Commit-
ing of said district will beheld at the
Fitch school house in said district,
Friday evening, March 8, 1912,11t 8
o‘clock. for the purpose of hearing the
report of the School Committee rela-
tive to the purchase of the Disbrow
‘ land and to authorize the purchase of
.Illdltionsi land for the use of said
school district and to make an appro-
priation therefor. .
Dated at East Norwalk this lst day
D. B. BEACH,
LEO DAVIE. .
R. E. DeWIT'l‘,
too. 4112 It
' .__,;;ry Best Butter '
356
pound
.. not», in been or ground, at ..lscllb.
loans (full size) Milk...
libs. Best xiii: Crackers .......!56
large California Prunes .106 lb.
Drill Standard Tomatoes, 0211.....106.
" .mmfl recess-oesunnuseeneessm‘
~l'lolir bag
.... ....‘..780
M”, “01101050
ms Oatmeal ..
are reported to have taken Place 111' placed, but that it would not probably
Water tobo
A hill or more alarm indicate-6110469
the center and upper end of the town
in the last few weeks. They all seem
to have happened right after the last
cans came from South Norwalk and
Darien and last two or three hours
and sometimes all night. ‘”
A surprise party was given by the
'Kindiy Club 00 Miss Mildred B. Then“.
in honor of the anniversary of’ her.
birthday, last evening. There was a
large attendance of the members, and
all enjoyed a fine time. Games were
indulged in and refreshments served.
Vocal and instrumental music proved
Ia feature. Refreshments were served.
Rudolph A. Loin
Phone 1270
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8: Heating
INSTALLER OF .Tfll
“8204230" System
WHCT WATER MM‘I'JNO
, lives were in constant Jeopardy. How-
« in this service. This 166'
‘ other our: of that type follow them 1115- . A
be filled before next fall, inasmuch as
there are certain United States regu‘
iatlons in relation to these cars in or-
der to have them on a uniform basis
all over the .country. l
3:5.
The through railway mail clerks ’ .
have for a long time complained that .
the cars in which they were compelled . 0 ce
to operate night and day were not. of . _ >
a character tbst would insure them ’The decorating business at.
safety in case of derailment or sili-
beadon collision. ‘
The mail agents say that they have:-
been quietly campaigning for bettur"
and safer cars over the New Haven ,
system.
They have claimed in the past that
some of the cars they are using have
be'én'cd the wooden type and that their
lam-Garb“: utilises» r
ducted here-I664- under the
name of . The Carbon 06.,
Ernest W. Tonnes becoming
a member of the Inn, wlun
a larger stock than ever be-
ione, and '41, full m0 of
competent mechanics. We,
respectfully solicit your con-
tinued patronage.
I'The Gotham Co. 7
E. CORT-{AM
rooms.”
ever true this may be. the road has ,
been using steel cars to some extent 5.
move on the
pm 61611 706d shows that it is 666m
ed necessary to put steel one at the .
"held ends" as INC] Pullman and
CANDY
CANDY
QUINBY'S SPECIAL CHOCOLATE:
Saturdays-29: e box—Saturday
Agents for ‘
APOLLO and FULLER-GREEN
CHOCOLATEC
-w.' Engmore 81 Co.
mumrl
JAM E8 PARKER, Manager.
C North "lift 87.. 804 Nomi":
“He! my. ”I” or powers are
6116167" and 61 11664606 04141 m
Willie. kinds of viewers,“ newsred
006.me mm.
mm one. than"
-.—L_————_—m
the exposed cor-
ner room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with 11
GAS
HEATING STOVE
illDu'stless. Noisev
less, .: Botherless,
Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light & Water Co
v
ll.i,ll.li.iili_._ltil.ililililii
In 547466 Oct. 1, 1911.
“‘11——
OOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
.4. M.13—- 2:46x. 6:06x. 6:41x. 6.06. 667
7:2011. 7: 46x. 81:117x, 6: 61: _’-9 15x, 9:67.
10: 20x 10:4 46:1 .311.
P. it.~42:64xu.1:06. 1:371: (Phllm‘n
Wa alts to Harlem River»:
327:, 4. 61:. $531601" 60:. 6: 40. 6. 61:. l: 16:
7: 621:, 6 40
Sundays.
1:.
:4. 24.—-12:46x, 6- 0611. 6 41:. 6: 64 10 .201.
n.~.12 61x' 2: 6411' 2: 461: 6: '30,“;
7:00;. 7:.12 7:666 ':69ix. '6:.140x
...——
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
n.-—4- .4613 6. 40, 6. 46. ':s 0011. 6:0
6:663: 9110132, 0:02:61,'10M.5&::0030u11103:
6: 60:, a: 66x. 4. 2'9. 4. 66:1. 6: ~06x'. 6' 16. '6: 2'66::
calms 03:, 8: 00:, 6: 0316. 6:60.1110011. u 30
Sundays.
A.Id.-—¢‘.00 1126:: 9:066: 10:09 11:.601
p. M.——12.0'4, :023. 6:0'4, 6101?. tax.
8:801. 9:80;,11'102x 12:003.
. SOUTH NORWALK .TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. Ila-l 23.:1173 1.5 .09 7: .
’ 'iah'IiL—l' T2207 "' 3'1"“,I '6. limit: ' 4 2
072 X
51.12:. mm. 6.-'47,'7 7:1 6:061: .1" 9:16;:
i.
To Bridgeport. Saturdays only—8:06 In.
Sun ndnys. p
a. --:111 1.11:.” ~6. -
1616x'11:'n11."' 11.7.4 4.46.
136734 ”083.0103, 6:46. 7:10;, 4:496.
omeusv To sou-m NORWALK. -
A. ll.-0..00!7:Zhag:00m8:131 10:08. 11:."
P. u.-—a:46
Sunday-.0.
.w—r. ...ii‘im in 66
' 4
BOUTH NORWALK To «DANIURY.
“13' .2 at... 1600:1013 (daily except Mondays).
..121— 1:96. 4:66:11. Mix. 6:60, 1:16.
dun ndays.
A. n. -:9 4.
P. no-2: 16. 7:15. ,
NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
flopping It New‘ Haven. New London
and Providence. ‘
Leave South Not-walla.
A.‘
reel! '.--«:c16§.u11_-
:l
'ii;.;§.—16 074' 1:60. min.
0:171}. it)“;
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u—u-u—n-hn—n.
PRICE’S Clothing StOre
98 WaShington Street
Phom No. 11852.
Warm Up,
«12:133. 1:178. 0: 00, 0:18. “688:.-
Spring Suits to Order
$15. ill) Up
Made to your Measure
and [according to, your
ideas and style.
r
TAILORED n
SMITH, GRAY. & COMPANY
I
v
; WAY
3' for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
14 Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK, CONN.
THE NEW (SCIENCE
Deiinii ion of Chiropractic
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
,by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oil
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
ease: are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINETON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic. Treatments Given Alec
T -,
KEEPS
THINGS
- . New
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hl'
.——‘-—-ln.
Thc'vsmsnrounyousmj
It’s guaranteed by
Valentino 81
W “Warm
shell“.
“atli by up .
it
Washington Street,
i
6am stimuli:
the sentinel "For Bets" ads. Every
day they are inmlngplinivery day
more and 1:0 .mple turn to them.
witb “in are to limit.
l1 M
CHAS. E: Dow
Chiropractic is the science of the '
6
Some day there i: sure to be a real .‘
‘ buying opportunity for you in one 10¢
Norwalk Chronicler