, WAN’I‘ED .. ~-
llclted.
acts.
[.5me Advertisements on this age. Twenty-Five Words or use, 25c—
Three Times, 50c—- Each Additio
Word. 1 cent
face or Caps. Double Price
Class1iled “Ads mTo Lot.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards and
Miscellanea
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per Insertion In black-
WANTED
WANTED—A LIVE SALES PER»
son.to sell guarantee articles. Call
11'. ‘R. Austin, 123 sshingtou 8L,
manufacturers' outlet. a2 3t
WANTED~GIRLS IN FINISHING
TO LET
TO LETmlhl NEW I-IOIYSE.'I‘HREE
rooms. Inquire ill) Woodward A1153?
a'
To LET~AUTO GARAGE, SUIT
abio for person owning one car; can
department, light work. Inquire Ed- trally located. Inquire White shoe
Mord Reese Kr €0.11? lit. Store. 7 9.2 It
WANTED. - b OMPETEW 011": TO LET~SIX—RO0M corner). 18
in: stool rul housework (‘ull 11113.0. Quintard Area. South. Norwulk. In’
tic. lloyl. comer High St. and Hill'VlOW quire of S. S. Velsor, :53 Quinta’rd Ave.
Are. all it “1 3t
WANTEDM'I‘O RENT. A HOUSE. TO LETfi—SIX ROOMS. ,1 312mm}
from it to ll roomsrrwlth all improve-
nmnts. About ten minutes’ walk from
oration, or convenient to trolley. Ad-
dless House, care Sentinel. n1 3t
TWO ENsaosrlc
salesmen with house to house selling
experience. Weekly guarantee paid
, inquire Fred
lunuireJ. A. Rudder.
108 South Main 8t.’l‘el.10'$5‘4. til 31.
TO LETwTIlREE PI_.EASAX’I‘
rooms and bath and all improvements
Becker, Lincoln Ave.
at tit
St. rent 81.:5
South Norwalk.
while building up a well-paying busi-
ness; later. horse and wagon furnish-
ed. Address Route. care Sentinel
hi (it
TO LET-«TWO CONNECTING FUR-
ulslted rooms. with running water.
cook slave and toilet. Inquire 214
East Ave. mill) lit
WANTED—r0111) GEESE WEATHER
beds. Ilcst cash prices paid. Address
C I". Dickinson, General Delivery 80.
Norwaik. m2? 7t
WANTED-"OPERATORS EXPERI-
euced 011 power sewing machines; place and Harvey St.
steady work. Cluett, Peabody 6: (E3. 1
t
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WW
BUSINESS NOTICES
SALVATOR CHARIOTT. GENERAL
Contractor. Sewer waterrwork. mos-
onry concrete walks road work. gr-ad
lag and rock extnvatlon Orders so
a2 6t
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANINGw
Let me estimate on cleaning your
house with an electric vacuum cleaner.
if you have no electricity. work will
be done by my electric vacuum clean-
ing wagon.
large. Hand and electiic cleaners for
sale and to rent. E. P. Mlddlebrooks.
2! Adams Ave. Net-walk. Phone
848-6. a2 lit
MILLINERV~MRS. E. if. TAYLOR.
82 ‘louth Main St. Mlllinery in all its
branches. Latest Ideas in spring
styles. Prices reasonable. mill) tit
NOTICE JPAINTING. PAPER-
hauging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 611,5; Ely Ave. Tel. 423 'Estb'
mates cheerfully given. mil 1m
BATHS FOR THE
TURKISH
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc.‘
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
’ ‘ fit if
BEFORE HAVING YOUR 1311410?-l
tiic lights installed get prices on win-
ing and fixtures from me. “Right work
at right prices." E Barthel, 63 Men
dow SL, city. Phone 1147-1. . fS tf
NASH'B MODERN GOODYJAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
HOUSE PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
Large assert
ment of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
prompt at'ten‘
lion. Esti-
mates on ap-
plication.
J.A.RUDDER
'80. Norwalk
Tel, 10364
Fairfield County
Savings *‘ Bank
muons? NOTICE
Norwalk. CL. March 21. 1912.
At a meeting of. the Board of Direc-
tors of the F‘airfleld County Savings
Bank held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. (4%) per annum
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 151.1912. The same will be en-
tered on pass books and paid on and
after April 10, 1912.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
m2? lit Treasurer,
HOLY wssk qsnwcss. y
Despite the inclement weather to
day the noon-day meeting that was
, ‘ held in Red Men‘s Hall to commemor-
ate Holereolc was much better at-
tended than was that of yesterday,
which Is an indication that the new
movement in to be a great success.
item Ralph] l3. Hartley talked on the
subject, *A Hilliard Christ " Telnet»
shown"
‘ to
W of the ladies.
‘1
26 Wood St. Telephone 816-3. ‘
No Job too small; none too 7ton
108 3. Main or.
T0 LET«SEVEN ROOMS WITH
improvements. 11 Elizabeth St. In.
quire United Grocery Cc. mrllO, tf
TO LETw-FIVE ROOMS ALI. Illi-
protemcuts. second floor corner lietta
Inquire Mrs.
Alstborpe, 33 Seaview Ave. ratio 3t
70 LET-«THE FORMER GOUUD
Seymour residence on West Ave. fur~
ulshed or unfurnished Also the up-
per floor of house in rear of Unload
Bank Building, on Washington St. Ap-
ply to John F McMahon, .iti miyegt
'0 t
i To LET~—ROOMS, 81.50 UP. WITH
or without board. Mansion House,
‘Washlugton St. W. If. Teller. Prop
286i.
TO LET~SEVEN~ROOM PLAT. IN-
qulre Magner & Flynn. .138 Washing-
mz’f if
TO LETwIIOIiSE WITH EVERY
modern improvement electric light
and gas. good locality; central. In;
quire 22 Taylor Av..e near West at. i
met 6‘
a .
TO LET~»EIGHTROOM HOUSE.
modern. all improvements. line of
trolley. Immediate possession: rea-
sonable rent. .I. W. Duke. Inquire ii
Elizabeth St. " mil tf
TO LETMIIOUSE 21 UNION S'I‘..
17 rooms. all conveniences: suitable
fonboarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant. Also brick cottage. 23
Union St. ll rooms. all improvements.
The Hatch ill: Hailey Co. mrii! if
T0 LETWIIIAMIIA‘ON AVE. HALF
of two-family house. ll rooms, and 6‘
room flat; all improvements. good con~
iditlou; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 tf
TO LET—~Fl‘tOM APRIL l PART
.of house. 6 rooms. 102 80. Main St..;
rent 518 House, 88 Woodward Ave.
6 rooms, all Improvements; rent 335.
House. 16 Grove St.. 12 rooms, suitable
for two families; rent 335. C. E. Hoyt,
at South Norwalk Trust Co. mr22 if
" #012 SALE on TO LET
FOR SflLE OR TO LEV-"HOUSE.
nine rooms and bath. all improve-
ments: in perfect order. Inquire 11
Grove 81;. all fit
- LOST
LOST—ROUGH COATED SCOTCH
collie. tan and white. 'b‘lnder please
telephone 707. Reward.
‘ i a2 31
i
No ‘Rim-Cut Tires
10% OVERBIZE
Adopted by .44 motor car makers
in I910. by 64 In 1911, and by 121
in 1912.
James E. Ells. Jr.
.NOkWAlK
...«m.._.—»--
NOlICE
Bids ior New City
Hall Building
FOR SALE
FOR BALE-vBARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock eggs. :1 for setting of 15: also
pigeons for sale Inquire Mrs. C lieu
lamin. oil Gregory Boulevard East
Norwalk. uz 3t
FOR BALE~DESIRAHLE PROPER-
ty. at 14 Lowe St. One half acre of
land line fruit, shrubbery and shade.
nice hen house. small barn; nine-room
dwoliing. all modern conveniences.
Also "Evantide Cottage," Harbor View
Beach: 7 rooms. bath, line plans. on
the harbor. One lot, :idxitit), Harbor
View Beach. For prices and terms
address Mrs. L. A. Douglass, Circle—
ville, 6N. Y. mill 25 a210182ti m4
FREE TRIAL PACKAGE OI" CON-
key‘s Lice Powder and big Slimline
Poultry liook for one week only at
t‘haa E Dow's. m26 twt 3w
puppies. two horses and two runabouts
one rubber-tired. Addleas W. H. Tris
tram. South Norwalk. ii I“. I). 371. it
a .
WANTED—«GIRL, 1N ELMIRA. N.
Y.. who understands trimming of men‘s
hats For particulars Inquire of Banks
& Spltzer, Day tit. South Norwalllt. 3
a 1
FOR BALE—A GOOD WORKING
horse. five years old. about 1250. fear-
less of all objects. Inquire 9 Benton
St. South Norwalk. a1 lit
SACRIFICE SALE -- SCHOONER-
yacht, cup winner. 73x18x6. Splendid
condition; now in water; oak con-
struction; copper fastened; three state
rooms; commodious cabin. with four
sofa berths: largo galley; shipmate
range; running water; large refrigera-
tor; new plumbing. Sands toilet;
nearly new salla.‘ standing and run-
ning rigging; four anchors; cedar and
mahogany tender. $2.500 for the lot
I not cost of inventory). Would make
fine motor yacht or house boat. Harry
Rider. 612 Water St” Bridgeport. Cong.
111 t
\
FOR BALEMTHREE PINE WYAX-
dotto cocherels. inquire .i. H. shearer,
Highland Aye. Rowaylon. mill) lit
FOR aALEw-JGOOD FAMILY OR
business horse. kind and gentle; two
wagons. and harness. Cheap If sold at
once. Inquire 37 Quintnrd Ave.
inrt. ii if
HORSEMHlO HORSES. RANG-
Ing 1100 to “100 lbs. tiood. young
stock suitable for all purposes. 8.
Hershtield, sales stables cor. Wood and
Concord Sta. Telephone. furl it
FOR sue—ox easy TERMS. a
line itroom house. one acre of land.
all kinds of fruit, on Highland Ave.
Inquire. Minot 8. Smith, 79 South Main
St. mri tf
FOR SALEmIliiw—HORSES—«oo. I
have just received no head of horses.
consisting of all kinds. Big, matched
pairs of stock horses. also some farm
chunks and business horses. In this
lot you find them suitable for all Jobs.
We also have 20 seasoned horses from
8-55 on. and all these horses must be as
represented or money refunded. 8am—
nel Msndelson. 72-78 Stage 8L. Stam-
ford. Telephone 1387. furl it
FOR BALE—voli-HORSE POWER
Stearnl. fully equipped. run Very little.
good as new: just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
12500. Apply to Longahore Farm.
Saugatuck. Conn. Phone 138, Wear
port. as tf
FOR BALE—ONE 1908 (lo-IiORBE
power Thomas, good condition and
newly painted. Price 81050. Alipli‘
to Longshore Farm. Sauntuck. Conn.
Phone 188. Westport. titf
FOR SALE-«ANTIQUE MAHOG
any rocker, ready for use. Tapestry.
Mitchell’s, 14 Wall St. 081 if
J
‘1
—7
1
$3,057.90
Blickensde rf er
structlon of a new City It bulldln
to be erected on the“ calmer of bio
Ms in and Marsh‘ii strosu‘a' .
tr. Will he moored b
a med, up w Mohair. All
sleight o'clock pm , .
submitted to ,
Sealed bids for ‘the com late can; ‘
FOR 8ALE-FOUR FOX TERRIER c
WOMEN
Fuhlon Bits.
Lingerie blouses of allover em-
broidery and laces are made with a
deep peplum. Those give a dreamer
effect than the waist halted in.
The woman who has small pieces of"
embroidery or lace will do Well .to,
study the new spring blouses.
of them are a wonderful combination‘
of just these materials—a fashion
which may easily be copied.
An extremely handsome negligee
has a deep full sailor collar edged with 1
silk fringe of the same color. Another
uegligee is a modified cape of silk.
lace trimmed, made without sleeves.
Wings of taffeta or of straw are al
favorite trimming on the early millin-E
ery. Sometimes the wings are held in:
place by rings of quilled, silk.
Waist Trimming. .
One of the nicest and also newest:
trimmings for the plain embroidered
waist to a narrow edging‘of Irish cro-
chet. This edging is applied Mound
the cuffs slid collar and front cloning.
The box plalt is usually omitted on
the new waists, one side closing over
the other, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean. The “collar and cuffs may be
either stiff or soft. as both are worn
now, and the embroidery is on either
side of the front closing.
m,
7 Button Styles.
White pearl buttons. pierced with
four holes. are used a great deal for
trimming spring and summer gowns,
says the «Newark News. A departure
in the way of sewing on these buttons
giro; a most pleasing client. Instead
of sewing on the buttons within the
rim. the buttons are saved over the
rim; that In from the center out. The
enact is heightened by the use of a
thread or silk catching the fabric of
the sown in color.
tum
«~—
ROOSEVELT OFF FOR week's;
TALKsuT.
WASHINGTON, April 8.l—~Ooionel
Roosevelt a itinerary for his invasion‘
of Ohio and Weill Virginia was an
nounced hereby the Monorail. bureau.
heaving New York today at 5: 08 D
m.. be will arrive at Hinton W. Va.
at u. in. Wednesday. lid mrcusbout‘;
i
f
speeches at Charleston. Ashelnnd.
Ky" ()livo Hill. Moorehesd. Winches
ter. Harrington, Frankfort and Shelby-'
ville.
Wednesday night he is scheduled to
address a mass meeting at Iaouisrllle.
The Colonel is due to arrive at Cin-
cinnntl shortly after 7 o‘clock Thurs-
day morning and from the Ohio city
eastward will make a long series of
enthof~theotraln speeches, arriving at
Pargcrshuru, W. 1111..
mass meeting Thursday niaht.
Bonitnulng the return trip, Roose-
velt on Friday will make brief stops
at Keyaer and Cumberland. Md. and
Msrtinsburg. W. Va. He will arrive
at New York Friday night.
“-“tultnlttti”
Olblfl TO UETTLE ACCOUNT.
Court March 50 A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Margaret Lauder. late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That theexe‘cutors exhibit
their administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Nolwslil. on the 10th day of
April, 1912 at llioclock forenoon: and
that all persons interested in said
some may be notified thereof. the
‘ executors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation In said District, at lent
hglegdsyl before said llltli day of April.
, ' aaubr w. canooar.
a2 it Judie
m 3::
To the board of County commission-
ero of roman County: ‘
i hereby apply for a transfer? of
wholesale license No. till to sell a ir-
- linens and Minoan» chum Liquors
no Add
, from with death
but":
am a mollum‘g if: u.
1‘0! Q"! 11 I
The proposed Mm? hunmlsois not
' 1mm clinician rest in a direct line
of A Church Editioe, or Public school-
house, or the promises portainl‘nf
thereto. or any Post Office. Public L
bury or Cemetery y.
Dated at south Norwalk. this 35th
day of March. A. 11.12.
031an 018111“.
. Applicant
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as delta d by law. of the
Town or Not-w lit. hereby endorse the
application bit above named Joseph
Direct for such license and we do
«yet-ally beriify each for himself that
we are taupe or: o‘wuinx real estate
silifllod inn 1! Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwlalk. this 26th day of
"ITO“: A. n
no Po Poll-y,” V (1. Tue. V. hitol
golds. Jolt a Malone. h
r‘s blaster: m logos.
ivorid filth
liners. .
ManYE ‘“ ”
the remainder of the day make brief .
home in this team after
In time for a}
‘the Easter vacation.
District oi Norwslk ss.. Probate
.* look in the born “or on:
m"o
J the“ for Z2" Motion
, than the “ rdi
kind” and are arm
a “new pair free" If the
“lips" wear out before
the gloves. . w-
Don‘t swept the "Iut
u good " Iii-d.
. Look in the hem for the
‘ name " Kayscr._” the
mark of the genuine.
um I “3.601031.
00...".
Lou .llk Clem
'em 3h"
7%‘1 Led. .3.
“on
loan:— Kay» 8 Co.
”dun
New Yuri
..
' i
Mrs. Stewert Sherwood spent last.
'week with friends in New York.
W
Mrs. Mary Marvin and sister mov-
ed into the If. H. Bradley place you
terday.
Wm
Sylvester Poster will entertain the.
Farmer-3' Club at his home in Cross
Highway tomorrow evening
Or John Adams has retmned to
his home in New York after spend
log last week with his father; Gnome
1 Adams.
"The Apple Combo" home will be
opened for the season in a few weeks
by Mr. and Mia. I“. M. Groust. of
., New York.
Miss Anna Hill has returned to her
spending
the past two months with friends
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Foster are
entertaining their doughter. Miss Al~
me, who has arrived home to spend
Miss Elisabeth Schiossor, of
Greens Farms. is entertaining her
York, who is an artist.
Miss Helen Pike Is enjoying a
week's vacation from her duties at
the Weatport-Herald store. which she
II spending in New York city. '
The last of the special services for
men were held at Trinity Church on
Sunday afternoon and were largely
attended. The sermon was by the
Roy. Kenneth Mackenxlo.
Mia Eartha Toyior returned to
her home. Mun-day. to spend the
Enter vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mn is. .1. "nylon, of Whey
Hill. 7 She moods Vassar College. ‘
courtly tacit charm of Ohmt Oberon
pariah told his congregation last sum
day morning that he should enpect an
sander.
The-now dome has been oreetod on
the top of the Sunscreen Methodist
61‘ Church in place of the ”steeple which
we blown off a few months ego by
the wind. Painted are now sung
”BIRD.
fountain.
shelves.
counten. ‘ chow
chairs and tables.
W. H. Patric on Main street,
near future.
t
M
‘ MM“.
'7 ed under/arrest on Sunday morocco.ed
‘ Bridgeport, charged with driving an
inlsance, with the admonition to an-
attorney, this afternoon. and answer
;to
{ceniiy purchased a new Hudson car
from the Jennlnxs' garage,
i port, and was running on the num
5bera of that. concern, although It
lunderstood that he had applied for
{license numbers from vibe secretary
7 period of one week. Varying from the
1 :record following the Christmas vaca-
ltlon each teacher was In their place.
, There were a number of students who
did not get back to the reopening of'
‘ school. however, but the greater num~
aleter. Miss Anus Schlosser. of New
The Rev. Henry Blaohlock‘. who no?
W collection of 5500 this coming 7
ed in painting the dome and lbs par» I"
.The fixtures consisting of a soda :1
‘ cases. ~
which II
have been used In the candy tiers of 1‘,
have --
been sold to Tony Camacho. ‘0. fruit 3?
dealer in this town. uncommon Z'.
has moved in: balancing. into a 1:
store on Main street. where ho w-lii ..
start a fruit and candy store in the '
WW ... u... ... MW e m... ..
like and consequence. m that ball .
of them was off before it come to a
The ground m not at
this place and the from wheels sank
down It) deep that itmu necessary to
have a. wrecker place it back again.
Artist Angus Maéoonsld, the man
known artist, whose work can be
lean every week in bits, was plac-
by two state policemen. Rowe Wheel-
er. of Btratford. and Frank Verllll, of
automobile without a. license, He
was allowed to so on his own recog.
poor at the cities of the prosecuting
the change. Mr. MacDonald re~
Bridge-
is
of state.
HIGH SGHIIDI. NOTES
School opened yesterday after the
.spring vacation extending over the.
ly.
be:- returned today' and the school
schedule to once more running accu-
rately.
The align school senior class play.
which is to be presented In the near
future, was given another rehearse!
yesterday afternoon in the assembly
hall. Progress is reported from those
connected with the affair.
"Idncoln Sumner Wilson. of the has-
ketball team. «who spent. the vacation
in New York city with relatives, has
rammed his studies. “Link" bought
back 'with him a verbal account of the
exciting contest between DeWitt Clin-
ton and Stuyvesant High Schools' llnai
basketball contest. in which the latter
won the championship. He attended
one game held last Friday evening.
Coach 0. A. Kennedy issued the first
call for baseball practice yesterday.
Everyone is asked to get out and try
for the team and an effort will bemade
to have the baseball team as good a
one as was the basketball five. It is
hoped that the students will burn out
strongly each time. practice is called
and that each and every one will make
an effort. to haven successful team for
l912.
The basketball players have ordered
their sweaters through Manager Sara-
ileld' Burns. The sweaters which
have been well echoed by the team
because of its record. are to be dark
red with rolling collars and will have
a large "N“ upon them. Seven sweet-
ers are to be secured and they are to
be for the following persons: (mach
Frank C. Godfrey, Manager Saraheld
Burns. Captain Jack McMahon, Play-
ers William O'Hara, L. Sumner W11.
oton. 5W Walker Storey and
Greenwood.
There will be..no school» on Good
Way, coming April 5th. for which
the «students are duly grateful.
Patent
Kennedy's Favorite Rom. 51......850
Dr. Plerce' a Fav. Prescription, d1. .85:
W. F. Wigmore & Co. .
Hotel Mallackemo
.i. R.CORNOR.Mgi-.
‘oorvloo and Cuisine Dodo-Date 7
Rated“ may and Until-foo.
" euuoav sinuses 75o
Banquets a Specialty
The Reed elk
Electrical Co.
_ The 0th Fully Equipped
ataoraio‘at. anon '
o in the Town
AUTO surname
Phone SOHO 8o. Main EL.
80. Not-walk. Music Hall Block
a ,
. l
fatljl:o:.jijl'_l:-;k:l:lf‘f-jnflfl:lflflfl
5?:th tinnitus pheasant. . ‘
if
,
_ runs: sown monotone.
Ildnoy Hill "Hm cm Fulfilled“
Timbthy humans to PM!” ‘ .
been making a bamboo! binned! a}
the Meadow shoot trolley born o! m
sleeping
twice before he was finally
by Officer John H. Toofliitb
Officer Frank a. cannon
Joe Novack yesterday on 7o '
dfiinkenness. .
fence the case was commit-ed ’
nltely upon the payment of
Through the intervenhdou
tires the case of Sidney Hill. in
recently committed to the =
county jail. was reopened ill
this morning and continued
walk by Sheriff William Voting!
rug 3‘
«Hives. eczema. itch or all
sets you crazy.
01 your clothing.
cures the most obstinate mod,
suffer? All druggists sell it.
Teacher—Thirty eggs at
a dozen is what? ..
Pupil—~It's—~It's outrageous.
Boston Transcript. ’
$3.M3.50.
TAN, GUN METAL. PATENT
82.00 to 34-00.
oua pumps Mono AT in.
Norwalk
W. -MW-
City National
TRAN SACTS .A GEN ERA
BAWNKING
Medicines ~
kilmor‘c Swamp Root. 500...”...450 $100,000.00
Klimer'a Swamp Root. $1.........85c
Safe Deposit Boxes “and,“ V
sowm I-l. MATHEwsON.
JOHN H. KNAPP. in .v .
FREDERICK H. aowau. as}
Samuel Grumman howls R
“m
AND GLASSES GUARAN
Open Monday and datum-y
v
aeom H vow
Timothy chum m
in the cars.
It being the
not was brought to actual
Can’t bear the
Dosn'l .
’Lovsas
“The Place",
prin
w...
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TWO sroaas'
FACILITY CONS“ I. .
WITH BOUND' L
chocolate 7 Pros.
: «use PARKER. sun-m. . w'm‘“ ”315‘“ “W9
8. No. Main so. So. Nov-walk * DIRECTORS
. , ‘ E.H.7Mathmon ' J. Walllor
2'! John H.Knspp John H. ‘
' Christian swam Fred. H. 11,
Henry 3' Lockwood
eves sxaMIN‘Ib cits
UNITID- BANK BUI-L‘D
South some.
Norwalk Chronicler