:tl'hrlstiing. and you hear
e winds a-whistling
’Ilouod the corners
(if your dweling,
Searching for an open door,
What if unprepared
It finds you? Need we then
0i Coal remind you? .
That's our business! Do you
2 Get us? We’ve sold Coal
Since days of yore.
yon’t Be Hasty
buying FURNITURE
homely low prices.
i tithe Former Auditorium Building,
‘ 87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy secondhand Furniture.
Coa
., Buy a very high grade of Wilkco
Warm Goal of William lu‘ifron, 3 Row-
‘slreet. East Norwulll.‘
0 you will
Try a bushel
buy a ton.
Tel. 441.
When Getting lineal-iv
' for Winter
. Many articles are found lIIuL ..re
’useless to the owners. lion‘t' destroy
them or throw them away, but
Call Up 912
I want to quote you prices on any
.. JUNK
‘1 pay the highest prices for metals,
leathers, it‘ nib. for rugs, .. .30 pm lilo
lot newspapers, 1ch per 100 for magn-
‘ral. 441.
‘ hour: 912. 27 Ely Ave,’ 80 Norwaik.
‘ W hat’s the Use
«trimming all over town for some or.
halo of furniture when you can llnti
' It right here.
4M.L.ROSEN
l'lfi ELY AVE, SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2-1 2 .,
.NO MORE ARMS iN IRELAND.
DUHIJIN. lrt-Iund, Doc. ~i.~w~'i‘ilo im-
",‘DOI'HIUOD of drills into Irolunll h; lli‘llllli.
"tulle forllidll ll llcotlrdlllg to tho ilt:\\'i~l~
. papers Ii“ll.r. '..llit'il lim'illru ting. the 1H-
.nllu oil it prot-iulntltloll to tllnt allot-t
‘ ”lily be expected ill t. tiny or two.
Augustine itlrrl-ll. (flllul' Hmzrolnry
.ior lrelnllti. hr hero iii conference with
“the Earl of Allordotlll, tho Lord liltin-
ienltllt. uzld (ho rmuit. ii. ht thought,
will ho that tho. gill‘tll'lllliitlli. will lulu:
lilo flrllt Milli nulllnnl Lllll pious of re-
filililn of tilt‘ i‘oilowm‘n of Sir Edward
,Curhon, tho it'll-ll llllilllliut lolulor.
,‘ ”filliplneuln ol‘ l'iiii‘u illiti illlylllltli.tl in
no qtlttlllition into Illfiil‘ltul, hlwo
, it in, lllllll, on the illcrvulul durlult
he past few week».
W ......M ”hm“...
plot-um: FRAMES
Wade to Order
FURNITURE
, .E—UPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED
RElFIleHED
Electric
. Wiring for
Light and Power.
‘”
Inspect the'
he line that we are showing at ell-4
‘ 67a! Coali
BUY
Hazeiton
‘ _ 4 . All rugs are need almost unlvornnily in hornet. on
1 ‘ ' plan ill to have the center section of the room laid with Flooring
Kohn of u cheaper grade and to employ
’ ' After the rug is told. all lpnrtu oi the floor will have the puma up-
PRICES ‘ 4 Work nominee. it you are using On}: for instance. you can have it two
Bros ‘ toot border of the first quality,
WILL y 0 Will the center section a lower grotto could be employed
PLEASE 72 Delight room 15 per cent. of the cost could be unvod. and right here let us
NORTH . * tell you that it is cheaper than cllrpetu llnli will illllprovo the appear»
. once of all old or new house more than the expenditure of double .
MAIN the amount of money any other willy.
BTREET ,
The Hatch 8.1 Bailey Company
IOUTH nonWALK. court.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST
4 As up inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT ,
i we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This
saving of 50 per cent. 0! what other firms charge you.
ther explain lly talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
economical
the boler- ltradeo in the border.
either- pluin or quartered, and in.
In an ordinary
Electrical
Supplies.
Motor Repairs.
menu; a
Let us fur-
The B. Hershiieid 8: Son Co.
TEL. 294.. 122 WATER 8T.
:9
(--‘DF‘C‘OQ
m..— m
The ChriStmasWatch‘f;
\ \\'ul(ll run he lilt‘ lnont llslflllul'
llr iiil-l lull l molest; ll2' uills
it it lrliis it) (til
tili'llll‘i)’,
l‘lllinilliltl'
is :lntzllloti
will pill-
\lll'
Richard ll. Noacie
a
ll
'1’
Watchmaker and cheier. W
26 North Main St South Norwalk. 5
DWOOLMDl‘lOWDUOLmanWG
llllll hill tlllllllll
Mrs. Swollei JJ Watkins
stock market today. Not tor several Ifiiilwn" “ ““U‘m‘
necks mm the mullet. shown suchikwm1 “‘r" "i 8mm“ - “Willing. (ti
handsome profits on long stuck and mi“ ”'3 ”H“! ”n Ul’lllllhl‘l Slld lill.l
traders who believed the upturn wnni“i ' ”‘ “Vi"‘k “1 ”14‘ 0101111112.. utter
duo merely to technical conditional“ “”9“"5 “1m“ 5““ ““3 '1 daugh-
mode haste to dis-pose or their llOIil~i “‘1‘ 01' lill‘ lutl- (‘htlrlou iilltl I’iiOlllli'
logo at the higher rouge. 'l‘lle listi “Oil 01 0x Rhine ilnlilll. whorl- sine
showed the effort of reulizing in ltul “1H ilolu ()(‘iililtl 7th Nd, and wn:
irregular fluctuation. A majority or iliiilllt‘d \‘rlvelllllcl Slh. rm. Silt- is:
the speculative favorites were lowerxiaulll‘lell ill liti‘ )luslnulti;
but the market ullnorlled oi’l‘orlnuu ctlll-E llloco, Mrs. ldllll W.
ily and losses were not lurge. lln-illollllcw, Lewis ll‘.
I
(no ltlllll
it ill oi no wind illli
oi lino \i'tlLOIli’S-l wo -' '
illi' til-:ll ll. -
\ i‘ill'l‘ guild Stir-
ill l:ll'l
lllllu. iii
24 NORTH MAIN 31‘.
SOUTH NORWALK
r (03 3': no;
..
-.o
lull lull llllll i
i
WAlll.
lnloyullt rise lute yesterday
llonvy renlizing llt tll‘tl opening of the
STREET 10:45 it ’l‘llt
I"led lni .
liltl lit-uril in-
lllxo l)_l'
llohunllllll. nlld ll
ith‘l-l, ‘iltllil
it
t‘. i'
prol'cnleut. continued in the Siliilili‘vi'iij thlnl‘ord. i‘ullil.. and lly athm- l‘t’l.i'
Iiillil‘llmi group. ldllllsvmll I‘ll-‘1“ l i'igiiv‘us ill illlrillu. \‘ew Cnnuuu null
and Atlunlic (‘otlnt Lille 1 ‘A. lSillllllo d. lll‘l‘ :l‘ll-riillg l‘ll lth oi
"i‘ltll‘ili’l‘, Noon ~ l‘ho llim'l‘ chnluttel' ulld (7(liiti(ii’iill0l~€ ll‘llt‘lt’iil“
ii“ nature (‘H'l tlloughltlul oi nth-us ell
3““ 'dozllull hot to n low: 1.0 tilt-in t‘ii lllullils
WAN
liliil‘llzli. lull-d fairly well during
llltll'llilllt. ill View 01' illt.’ oxlolll (ll
l‘lrduylfi ride. (in account oi the awn-g g)“. mm :m “mm ., “will,” "ml
tllolio lit-lion oi llit‘ llsl rot'l‘lllil' and Si‘lll‘l‘ilwli deollll l‘lll- [lil’lill‘ ll'lllllu
. i ' i
the int-l than ”H" llllilll‘“ “Will “0‘ hi“ ilor tloutil lolll'cs ll ullwul void nt
...-., , . ....i. . ’% ‘ .
“My to All} illilliliu’li (Milli-A “fitllo llolln- null all who know llor wtli
:lelllltll‘t- conditions il'llilt‘l‘ti lookflllisn iltn' lll‘iglll. l'tll'o, (‘iit‘i'i‘Y voit‘tl
-- n I . ' ‘ ‘ i ‘ > . '
tint» .;l()HIlltlll lllul u llrllllntlld loll‘v’lllli and motor (llHliOb‘iiiUll. 'l‘ille lllutli
lil(;'\l‘.llii‘lli won ll'li to 1w t'xlll‘cimlv Hllilli who KI'HD ill; iii"! not who do
:llld holil. hulls and hours osid hlxlciill. lt'ill :lil lllillpl. wnll hlls :zlltlll lli‘l‘
'l'lle llllllkl-l llol'lltilnltzlsa held cloudy 4 the null hlluu- to lilo tlilii'ii l.lllll,
fill! it dilllilliuililllz Milli! 0" lllllfiill“li~‘l»;which [it"l' mind was l‘\'l‘l‘ coutcl'mi
'iil' lulllllll'l initial to lilrilli: ill ”“l', unit from \l‘lltil‘il like from childhood
Hitit‘ llll.tillt~.w'll. ullti tillrl'lllltillllil‘li‘i “N”; lu. horn m‘tntrzlloll hul illllllllll‘. ”l'l'
hosts ol‘ money lllll‘l‘lliilli l‘fllliiml h“, group on iiilll‘liw .V'ilii'illilii one for ho.
twinned Mal-lllllllllil'o utzliVlll‘. lloluiuiyont‘. tho (ll‘tiilllii')‘ llllll mm ti l'l'lliity
‘Wlilltllli ll :ailullow ol‘ lill'lill. Silo ll\’~
to
on
store iiil‘:lll_\'
' ”...... it‘ll the ”in, lollownll till- until mid do
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH lnlrlod ill ll rlllllilull i‘milll ill the
“Alc‘l‘lrililli. ill-F. ’u .Mnlgul‘ili i r- ltolldllougl oi liilti llllli lilt‘ lilt- ifl'il‘
i‘ii'i'iliil. two youl'u old, (“NI ulll‘ly ill-4izllslilllt'. Silo it ill |l“il"!‘ iliiil her to
Word in i‘i‘l‘i“lii V”! :‘l i‘L'l'Vii‘t‘ will
’liur nurlllllutu took ho ill-id or low lill‘lllt‘, ll? Holllll .lluln
with which Hiiilwtltl ntreolv ill ll o‘clock ll. m, on ll‘rllllly,
llm-mlllwr i‘llll. lilit‘lllit'lll llt t'tlllVi‘il-
lmlt’i' ol‘ illil/itliliiiy. "i“
tin)”- ui. u loclli lloullliul oi” illii’iIl-i nubZ
ll-rl-d liliii 'lllzlll.
lirr l'l'olll lllelltlloc.
tllllyilllt ill her home.
Ten per cent. otrlllncomtort to t
formatted room is too much—Jar you
tun film one tilnt'n lu tenet 90 0e:
Ellsworth M. Barry,
The hotly oi llillsworllll Mllitlly iliil‘»
eposit
...-.... ll Deposited in .........
Open Monday Evenings trout 6 to8
good tidy. llnyu host, in the boot mm, comfortable ,y answering come ry, ol‘ Now York, wutl token to Dan-
Wm .. 4llurv Tlloolilly l‘m' illtvfirllzlll. in too
.-- a .-. 55W _ :5 _ MWWU».4Sturr lot in Wooster (telnillor. ’l‘lle
. . _ , . . _ ‘ . tilt-1th of Mr. llllrry occurred ill Ntr.
-;:‘-‘-.‘:’l'.‘i""""~“i“l‘ .l‘iiE‘:".‘-‘3‘:"f5?:i 3-.I3f'ith"? ""3". .9”? “5.05. W Wlilll on Saturday hull. lll'tw ll. hrlrt‘
illtlchu. .llltrry wall it non of the
late William 8. mid lltlrriut W. ital»
.‘1ry, of New Your. llln mother won a
.... I llilecn oil the late Frederick 8. Wild.
...1mun, of Dilllbiil‘y. 'l‘ill; members or
‘ the family were frequent visitors to
that mince molly yearn ago our! will
he remembered my come of the older
residents or literally. The brothers
and Blotters atom. harry who uncom-
pooled the body to Dan-bury had not
been there before ill forty-two yam
il‘ulleloi .aelvlcell were «held in. the
mortal chapel in Wooster cometary
Made, on or Before 3:
DECEWBER 5th, wit ~
Draw interest from DE-
CEMBER lat
k saYiflgSBank, ..
' ‘i
(103 PHONE 842-3. scum NORWALK g
.- -‘ - omnomomooo
AT w.53“ ...“ ..«- .. _. -..—..._
Bennett, curate of St. Jumee' “DISCO
, ill.
and Church.
Hannah M. Avery Mead;
’l‘ilo lltllllil ol‘ Mrs. Frederick Mend
occurred on Wodllesduy. December 3.
11:30 o'clock. iii the home of hurl
Airs. Willillln 1,. Olson, oi:
Mrs. Mend culllo
dollnlllt-r
J‘ olln street.
llllllosl ilnllledilllely. ll} \ crl thing known
i .
to lllollicnl nl'io'lt‘o nus triotl llllt tit-m ! .
i .
mi of no mail. ”it" tlt‘llli‘rit‘ coining nl.
iiit‘ end of fourteen uooks'ol‘nllli‘oriflu.'
Mrs, Mood oxhihitod gl‘t‘ili
.llld lltlllt‘iit'l‘ lill'olltgllout Ill-r Dillon‘s»:
‘ll‘l‘ Emilie disposition Iloltll‘ tltlt'tl do]
'l‘llo nirvugtll null llcnul,‘ “
llur lsllul‘ntrtllr nrtl Mdllluou‘u to dil’
stint; ill.‘l'.
‘ mull) lriolldn. on were lll‘l‘ ili'ull:
' nix, Although :l and (lt't‘lli‘l’l‘lii‘l’, yet"
lll-l' ill'ilill value us at llllllzsint: for her“ .
was grout throughout her
lolll: :toluo. Airs, llvnli who horn in’
liltinl-liolti. ill lK-ill, iii iii‘.‘ liH‘i? ol‘
lWl‘lll}. ll'lls lll:lrrlod to ll‘l‘vdol‘ick
\li'liil. ll-llo. lul‘ ulnlly yourll \\'ll'.-l lll illll‘ i
int-nu ill ..Vlli'Wiilil. Stilco his (1000)}
l\\’l,'l\'i' yours null. Mrs, Monti hus- liitlii”
lll‘l' homo ill iltlbitlll. Sill: is survived
lly t‘olll’ t‘lliitll‘l‘li. no follows: ll‘l‘c‘lliilrm
ll'ii ii. Monti, (ll Siliuulis; Ali's. Wiliiuin
tilllli‘l‘iilll
ltlui
i.. ()lr‘ll‘ll. tll‘ Nlll'ullilt'; Mrs. i‘lzll'ulitjil:
,‘.l. l’ltrry. ot’ ilostnm null Mrs. linlpll'
l‘, Morn-ll. ot' lltlrlltlil. The funeral
..wv‘lm will he hold from Mrs. (‘lluoll‘u
homo. on Huturduy. til. i? o‘clock. The
remains will he itiiil‘li lo liidgol‘lvld on 1
the lzilu train for lulvrlllollt. llol'.
irltllos ilollton Wlll‘llvr,
lGllisu-oplll t‘illlrl-il.
exertions.
Mrs. Harriet. M. Wall.
itm‘, W. l‘tl Vowel
ol‘ t'llrlst llijlltil‘flliill l‘hllrcil.
Sii‘ti’i. lliil ol‘iit‘itllo ill. illi"
\ll's. linrrlel .\1.‘
The Joint-on.
l'H‘lor
(Ylillloll
l'llIn-rlli services for
\\’llil, will ol'
\\'rll|. will) liilrd Slilltli‘lliy yes.
ill llt‘i‘ li-fllllt‘.
sou (i.
li“'lill_\’ morning
i‘llitéi street. The
in Mollie ili'ol'll (”onlotory,
(illrdlnu. I. |. .Vll‘ll.
itlll'
Kt'w
llel'o‘ "
ill August for tl. visit and “ill-3 tukol ill'
t‘orlitlldl‘ ‘- '7.
rector tll‘ (ll‘ilt‘t‘. '.
will tlill('ltiil' iii the,
To); l‘llllltllissiotlvd .lll:l 1‘
.lglx‘ :
lillt'l'iilt‘lil will to!» ‘
nour :
Willi won 2‘
till dnuulllor ol' \Viilitllll Nowtoll nnll_
lilioll Aslllllzlll l’t‘ilil.
lmrll ill Siliffi)"ili~‘llil't‘.
ill Lil'l-l-pooi, ltuulnlld.
to AHitll‘iii, l. 1.. whom the Will; horn
ill lllflit, Silo l‘lilil" with lllr llill'tllii‘i
lo ill-cultlyll lili‘iydll‘l" yrnrs lino :lll:i
won it‘ llll-ll,.!lm' or the. llllliet-opul
('illl.'ril oi‘ i‘hrllll. tilld llollll'lll to “S
llltmy r-llul‘ltlm,
.lir. Wall in Brooklyn lllll'l,_\'-ollo yolll'u
tutu. lle uurrlvou her with It so
“ill” Mswllrooklyll "l‘llllvli.
.iliiiHrIli ti. Willi til'i'iiillt'll
llllllllllnru "llrllyt'olu (.‘ollllgo,
lug; lo llllr. W. H ’|'llollltts, ill
ot'y illlti’l. ’
Funeral of John S. Filluuoano.
'l‘hl- t'lllmrlu ni‘ .iollll S. ll‘illllut'llllo
Willi iloltl )'t,':iiili'iill)' luorlliult from the
into home ul. “J: if» out] at. St. i’tlltlr'u
(‘llllurl'in in lltlllllllrl', :ll. ll) 'o't'locll. A
solemn hilth rolluhlln now was color
llrulllll by tho ill-v, Whiter .l. Hilttli‘
icy, l..l.. 1). Thu Rev. John (J.
thirty wnu doucoll lllld the Rev. loll»
wurd A. (iottor waln- ullll‘lleucon. A
illl‘iitl lluulllol' oi‘ frltlluln lllld reltlilnlll
W‘tll't' in llttllndunco. ll‘rlondn ironl
New York city and Norwnllt and it
delegation from Court l’tlilquioqtle.
il‘oroutorn of Annerlcu, weuo nleo pron.
out. The ultlillollmre were John Mo
Million, (lemme Flynn, Ambrose Mur-
'l‘ilol'
to
why, Billion llllllul, Jin, Rollert (lull .
longhorn and Neil Motion. The two
latter were trom"‘Court Puvhuuloque.
interment. was in the family plot in _
Decean- ,
the New Catholic Cemetery.
ed was a. curtain oi Edvard? Gunning}
halo, of Split-h Norwallr. and Mr. and
Mill. thmulllghmm and Mound Mu.
William P. Willa attended the tuner.
lo, 3 4
not/Iona: liltrlteeallnyrlnuo
FD. .
Her father urns“
null lltlr lllililli‘l‘ i L
('llllll‘ ,
.
Silo Willi married to.
it; r lw’tl i
i)l§lilllll-‘.~ .
.
l Il"it~ :
i
l
i
nonwnucu '
Lemma
DRY Goons arose
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
A New and Attractive Line in Fancy
. for Christmas
Presents 4
Holiday Packings
Specialties in Ladics’ Stockings
SILK HOSHERY.
Pluiled Sill; lloot
Silk Lisle. uuunlleso I
. 4 palrsflln box at $1.00 5
Silk Lisle, l‘ull fashioned
. 3 pairs in box at $100 Plulted Silk, lull length
M edluln Weight Cotton
, . ..... 4 pairs in box at 81.00 lazy or colors
350 pm, or 3 pro. in box at $1.00
50:: pr., or 2 prs. in box at $i.00
Silk llool llouo inn grout vnr-
500 pr., 2 pro. in box at $1.00
Medium Weight t‘otlon
..... 3 pairs in box at $1.00 at $1.00_ $1.50 and $2.00.
Men’s Half Hose, Underwear
and Suspenders, in Special Christmas Boxes
will Make Most Welcome Gifts
(‘olton Hollow-rt shades iii llOX.
tlt 50o.
i‘llilml Hostk
Hill; Lisle. colored. l
hm, iii $1.00.
-l’liil(‘li, 1 Pairs ill
A \'\‘i‘} Inl'ltu alsnorlulcnt irlvllllos‘e from
no.
Onyx Silk l-lose~—1 pair in box
::il"itlt‘h' ill
lilo—““1506 lllnllml Silk--~~.~\t 252: pair. 4
(‘olloll Home ~lllnck, l poll-s in pairs in box at $1.00.
l x: ’l.00.
.m I” 3! 4 . iliut‘n, 'i‘“ll. Nutty lilo-l ullli
bliii idsll‘ lli'ii'l\. l iitlll'h m Lil‘ht Um}.
ilm‘ .ll $1.00.
Men’s Neckwear at 25c til 50c, in Fancy Boxes
MEN'S SUSPENDERS-«Fancy Bows, at é5c, 50c, 75c. $1.00.
Gordon Silk ilone
1 pair in box at $1.00 ,
Ml.~(.‘tl.lillln Silk i-itlse~»-—l pair in
box at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
(Yolorctl Silk. Hose
1 pair in box at $1.00
lllncll, (.‘opcnhngell, No1 11050,
Toll, King’s Blue, light. (tray,
Pink, Emerald Green, Smoke,
Navy, i’nrlllc, Light Blue,
l‘lll'o 'l‘lll'oud SliiiHAl 50:; pair,
2 pairs in hex at $1.00.
Him-k. 'l‘oll, .\';ll'_\',
ulldlll‘. niso l'tllll'l‘
Lu lu
lll'lrltlllcli oi"
Hilly,
it‘l‘i“.
i‘lll'll Tlil‘l'liil Silk vii WOO. 1
pair in box, $1.00.
l'lil'tl 'i‘lll'l‘tltl Silk -\l $1.50.
L'.‘ illL-leuw ll Danni". ll 'l‘JDOl.";n.n;lCl l .lL‘" all)". ' '00 ‘
..-.,\J
Have your
Suit or Coat
Charged, and
Pay for it in
Convenient El"
Weekly
Payments
Specially Marked
Prices ill all
Departments
Wick ~20“) Orlri'kmlfiab-waww :
..y .55”...
Gold Medal.
Vic-
Name; a flour?
Name it talking machinE?
tor.
Namc' ll pickle? Heinz.
Advertising
Will Do
it !
Name a collar? Arrow.
Name a brand of soap? Ivory.
Ask the above questions to any
ten well~iniormed mom—men you
would like to have for customers
for instance” It is an even bet
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above. Why
such a unanimous opinion? What
does it all mean? What brought
it about?
Advertisin
Advertising. gill
the moving force behind at the
great commercial successes of to-
3”:
DO YDU ADVERTISE?
WWWWW‘XiOO\mlWOWWWUfiJ§gRCllgt 343$
O
I ill
NOTICE
Charles Brand
RELiABLE WATCHMAKER
'JEWELER AND OPTlCiAN
Who is now located on lilo Kiwi r
Blmk
Will Move
ill-ingrown» it
this \leok ill the. iolnlol
store.
OPPOSITE OLD LOCATION
OPEN FOR BUSiNESS
Saturday Decemller 6
Sentinel Wuuto are it quick notion
and inexpensive menus oi communi-
Ciliilni.‘ Thcv llll‘old a direct way of,
t‘iil‘l‘VlllL: a message to the ones wt.)
'will be most interr riled.
Sentinel fl‘ill’f-l. are the host ullldin u '
and
rcncil the poo-
Ntll'll'tlik for prompt mil is.
factory rosults. ’l‘lloy
pie.
... , @-
Stile motley ~selliilltll lllIS
will sell
llrotlorlv, get. employment or rent v l.
Punt properly quickly and would).
t
title. will wit
eulploylllollt or rout. at
Suva money»-Sentinel
property, not
cunt properly quickly stud cheaply.
A good udv.‘ pnyu boot in the hint
paper.
Why Not a
“BENJAMIN”,
Overcoat or Suit?
* $18.00 to $30.00.
"Clotherolt,"
$15.00 to 025.00.
Benjamin Drona Suit:
Tuexdo,
$26.00 to $50.00.
Raincoatu, $7.50 to $25.00.
Conan and Umbrellas,
$1.00 to 00.50.
17 MORE sHOPPlNG DAYS.
3!
and
Joseph Davis.
uwasmdorou armor.
, “South Norwalh‘gonn. . . .
Norwalk Chronicler