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EAST NORWALK
News
-—NOT|CE.
Water will he shut off trout East
Norwalk, Sunday. July it], 1914, at 10
I. m., on South Norwalk Water Sys-
tern.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
124 2t
Raymond Brothers are unloading a
barge of sand at their docks on \\'a-
ter street. The barge is a large one,
containing a thousand yards
Miss Mary llreiiiian returned to
East Norwalli alter several days‘ visit
with Miss Grace Scofleld. at Brook.
View Farm, Wilton.
For the reason that repairs are to
be made, the water on the East Side
will be shut on front the South Nor-
walk water system at 10 o‘clock Sun-
. day morning.
Louis Marchese, the workman who
was slightly injured on tlte bridge job
on Thursday, is none the worse for
his experience today, and is at‘ his
work this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. l. L. Smith, of Pound
Ridge, are today quietly celebrating
the second anniversary of their mar-
riage. lire. Smith is well-known on
the East Slde and in Norwalk. as site
resided for some time on Van Zant
street. ‘
Ward Van Alstyne of the descent
Laundry met with an unfortunate ac-
cident yesterday when the tire of the
wheel he was riding. came 011‘." throw-
lug him with some force in front of
the Cluett i Peabody factory 0 North
Main street. Mr. Vil‘l Alstyne' stiller-
ed a painful sprain of his right wyist.
TlieIraces of the East rwalk
Yacht Clu'1 for the harbor - #Qnt
will not be held this afternoon| aching
of the fact that the tide w'lll (it he
just right. it is probable Jili t. they
will he held two weeks from? today.
literest in these rates is lieenxamong
the iccal vuchtsmen. and malty
.
a very intelesiiiig one.
Superintendent Elmer Ungb‘rd or
ilk electric lightstation
la in Philadelphia today on bufilnes‘s.
Work was started today on écavgt-
Iiiig in front of M. P. Dunn‘s Hardware!
Store on \\ nsliington street, ion the
placing Of a large gasoline tapk be-
neath the sidewalk. Mr Dunn feels
that the fact that this tank is in oper.L
ation will .nean increased buiilness.
The parents or Mr. and Mrs. ilow-
ard F.. Mead. oi Edliea1cnue, are in
receipt of cards stating the honey-
moon couple will return to this city
Mrs. Mead was-lormer‘
ly Miss Rose A. Sniflln. of Rowayton.
Vlad site and Mr. Mead We quietly-
.married last Monday, in
-. without the knowledge of their friends'
New York,’
or relative:- in this place. Their many
friends are preparing a rousing welt
come (hr the happy couple.
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“Iii-LE STUDY (H.188
HA8 “WHILE
one or the most succmhii amalrs
. that. have ever taken nine in Row w-
non was the outdbor entertain-mitt
sale held last evening by the 1’s-
members of the Bible Study
the. Methodist' new
‘ ,’..on the laws in: the east 6!
~ {moo avenue. The.
was molten and loll: no
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all dressed apprroiately and the int:
pression made was most favordb’e.
As the curtain was pulled and each
picture appeared the singer oi the
song which was illustrated standing
in the window of the Sunday school
roont started the song. At the. Com].-
tion of the tableau the audience was
most generous in their applause. and
many of the posers were obliged to
respond to encores. The singers if
the evening who were Mrs. W. li‘.
Ambler, Misses Gladys Mills, Marie
Moore, Maud llrundage and Messrs.
W. F.‘ Ambler, Frank DeWators, liar-
uld Cuthil and Joseph Taylor. Were all
at their host and their singing was
no small part of the. pleasure afford-
ed the company which had gathered.
One number which was obliged to
give an encore was the “Seven Little
lndian Boys.“ They made a decided
hit and were greeted with much ap-
plause.
The last number on the program
was well received. The Hay Scotti:
of Rowayton were there and gave their
Scout pledge after which they, accom-
panied by the gentlemen who had
.suiig during the evening, song “The
Star Spangled Banner.’ One thin;
that was gratifying was to see. the en-
tire audienco stand as the first few
ha'rs'di’fithe national anthem was sung,
thus showing that they were not lack
ingiu patriotism and love for their
country. After the singing the Boy
tScouts gave their Scout yell and they
gave it with a “53';
Alter the complngu 01' this ntim
herIice cream and cake was selved
and long befoi‘if'lti O‘clock tile lemmi-
lom of ice or can had been’ dispute?!
of and i'ie take soon followed Ithus
Ebringipa to a close one on best
entertainments over bold in e vii-
'lage, it the many (onipliindiiug given
to the» users and claims hér!‘ on all
uldoa‘ chum {bQ. fQolifiupon. from a
hflnaricihlktandikhit the a mew“. a
most gratifying stccess an i:
lieved List close on to $5 wt
ted from the affair.
S
en- in it very worthy muse that rf son}:
trants are “hated to make the race ing flowers fruit and otheridciicu'ies (”Nina
to the sick or unfortunate iii the vi]:
logo and in bringing into the lives of
thbse less fortunate a )ittle sunshine.
The committed in champs the a!
fair was" all. (if the riteImbers of- the
class he each and every one had a
,pari’ and did all in their power to
Ermike the affair the. great succesi
{that} it was. The class lanes this
lineans of expressing their apprecia—
tion and thank to all those who as-
Isisted in the decorations which: show-
led much work and to all those who;
and'
ltook part in the entertainmuit,
especially to Edwin W. Wiley. who
gave so much Oi! his time h helping
the ladies get ready (or: the nilalr
:whicl‘ 5)
Pprogram
Norwalk Evening San
kindlii chat-dd 'to pail“:
for the entertainment
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3 Samuel Weed has opened an ice
2croim‘ parlor in this place.
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Benjamin Huyier quietly co'blinated’
, iyesterday the t’antylfth annid‘srsary
or his birthday.
I4.
Miss May Avery, at Rosovllte; dia-
trlct, Westport. has been the guest or
relatives in Rewsytuu. ; . “‘4' ’
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2‘ Miss Dorothy Mills. of Highland
avenue, has returned home trbln a
thr ten weeks‘ visit in Strattord:
l The mid-week prayer meeting o'ttho
Rowayton Methodist Episcoiiol’
will be hold on Thursdhy ”my
first
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A mm. sale will he audfiflo
acumen Boyzeoouts on Wand _
Wednesday Moan, nation use _.
owning ice clan M255“ ‘
outlay
muberorsaiounttteiawnusfi uni
’I‘I’lhis money is used by ‘the \llfll’clie‘4J'1*“illlbhl‘i t‘ie
.Lesdor Gatlinger, do: hated. that thelr
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ton Baptist Church, was held on Wed-
nesday evening at the Horse of the
prayer meeting, Committee reports
“ere giien, ah‘d routine business
transacted. use cl the mdllers brought
bezore the society was that or con-
tributing toward the lighting of the
streets or the community. This re—
ceived favorable action, and it was
decided to' contribute $0.00 annually
for this purpose.
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Furniture to,
your furniture at Sterling
1:: Washington street.
, The Junior Eudeavots oi the lisp-
tis: (‘liuri-li, held their annual picnic
at‘ Misf-llugnne Ainbler‘s on Thurs.-
day, and “line the weather was at
times uui‘avorahie. yt-t the nits-nuance
was l'cry good. 1. liitlll" dinner was
served at noon, on one oi the verandas.
and this was greatly enjoyed by the
children, (is was also the ice cream
and cake which was served later. The
day was spent in playing games, and
exploring' the Wtiudfi. and all had a
delightful time.
Rowayton Methodist Cllllli‘llr‘MUrli-
ing worship. 10:30 a. m, sermon by
the pastor: "God's Eternal Purpose."
Bible school, 11:50 a. UL, lesson sub-
ject: “The Powers and the Talents."
Epworth League, Uzi; p. in., subject:
“Chrift's Sanctiiication as i.ahor"~
leader, Wesley G. \V'ood.I lithe \veath-
er is favorable, tliecvcuing services
will be held out—of-doors. on the lawn
east of the church. it is desired to
make these sort-ices very inspiring
and helpful. Many new voices Willi)».
added to the choir, and the service 0]
song will be a feature. (‘nnie and hclp
make this a good old tashioned song
lest. .
ltowayton Baptist Church-Rev. ll.
ii. Anderson, pastor—The usual ser-
vices will he lit’ld‘ at the Baptist
(‘hurch on Sunday morning worship
at 10:30. Sermon subject: "The
Knowledge of God." Bible School will
meet at ii:5u to study the lesson of
“The Pounds and the Talents." Meet
my, oi" the Y, P. S. C. E. at dzia. Topic:
*tlood News "out the Missionary
l-‘iclds.” Leader, Miss irene Lynch.
lfienhtg senicc at 7: 3" subject of
sermon “A Question of Personal itc-
spohsi‘fli‘i’ti‘." ‘1 Toldinl welcome
awaits every one uho. wands any at
these Isenitcs, and ci3i’ylfid) is lit-
tiled.
evening ski: is. ‘
1mrs.F‘re‘d Mullet entertaihya a hr
partVo id’réends at lifl‘bhm lg lilo-9
iieii- 'itItIcsday evening. '3
3th
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‘a pleaSml
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ttsic i’lai: ty
functional“; Val-1. sort d duriii- the
Several 'vot‘ul selrtiti i: by
Misa' Lydia V'Ias'billgah were 111,1“) .tp-
predated. .Vliss Mullet. of Okla omit
a navigate? '0‘! the lipstes~ sum. 0392
of the guests of lidnor Among the;
guests were Mrs. (lune, of Rivers. t‘ei
'Drl've. New York. and Mrs. the... mi
Landau. Mrs Spellman. .\lrs iicDon2
aid in. ‘Orumm‘ah tirs station- and
Mrs. ilanscu were winners of “lost
prizes,
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CONGRESS HOPES FOR ADJOURN.)
MENT.
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.VV'ASHINGTON. Jilly 25. ~Hopes for
prompt disposition of the administra-
tion's anti Trust program and
ed in the Senate today its his result
of- Republican Senatorsrhaving' let it
he know-p that they are an anxious as
the Dammit; to adjourn aid go
home To that end the Republican;
indll'dlng senator Isinoifi and ninggtty
would new the Demccrins to fist the
trust hills. out of the way 8.3 dorm as
possible: They have hct'emllnéd to
hold the Democrats to their ‘leglsla-
the program and will permit to bus!-
has; ex’cept'. Ernst; legislation and con-
{prance reports to come up for dis-
cussion. and now hope [Or adiourn—
merit of Congress not later than Sep-
tember 11.1 . .
.
l’rtiyei meeting on W ediiesduy’gflpe or pain.
I’stlpatlon find them invaluable.
1? " your Iii»: Sigtmy ”him
early 2
Thanks is also given to [to South. adiournment cf Consl'ess “ere-3‘69“-
rmr. Sabra noawux'svsnnio samurai."
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l-uRD CAR OOlNG AROUND THE
WORLD.
DETROIT.§Mich.. July 5% Ford!
touring oar ‘ covered and with nio- i
tor liuniming'sturdiiy, recently drew up
to the big administration building a'
Detroit. Bright pennants, inscribed
with the names of cities visited en
route gave {holiday dress to the [1121,
chine, and marked the itinerary ot‘ a.
long journey—each one a service chev-i.
mu. 2
The car contained ll. \V. Gray. his.
write and two children, of El Centre,
California. Detroit was the halt-way
point in a round trip of 5.3m) miles;
Eighteen days has. the actual runningiH
time tor the flirt hull of the Journc y. 2
"The only dirliculty which we had2
en route.” said Mr. Gray, "was in new
lug hauled au‘u>s‘ rivers where bridges;
had been washed away. We were"
ohlit'ed to lay uvwr in Roswell, Nev.“
Mexico, and l'luinview. Texas, an ac-
count of the rain. At South Canadian,
Uhla., where abridge had disappeared;
\vc loaded the c.ii' on it wagon and hath
it hauled across lie river by (our?
mules. Near lirawiey, (at, is the big
sand sirctcli known as the Mammoth}
Wash. This is a bad spot for anionic»:
biles and most cars require assistance-
to get through—in tact one individual
makes a business and an excellent ,rev
enue hauling cars across this stretch.
This “helping hand followed us with
proi'fers of aid and premonitions ofI
disaster. but iiic little «Ford pulletiI
through without a halt." f
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The party carried a complete camp-
ing outfit. and at the close oi each
day's run, the tent was unstrappcd
from its carrying place at the back oi
the car. the stove unslung from the
running board, and the meal was soon
cooking merrily. Good camping places
were numerous. and but very few
nights were spent under the cover ot'I
a conventional root. i
The party (Nd not attempt to break
any records. and all expressed them-
selves as delighted with the trip, and
are looking forward with much pleas»
urc at the return journey. ,
The Ford touring car used has been
run about 13, 000 miles before the jour-
pay was started. ' l
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A PERFECT CATHARTIC.
There is sure and wholesome ac-
tion in every dose oi Foley Cathartio
Tablets. They‘claaiise'wlth never a:
Chronic cases of con-
Stout
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so 1 ncotiifona‘nte,
do a are tell
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SATURDAY, JULY 25, ion
~23”:
Business Directory.
DO You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into every home.
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AUCTIONEERS
WM. GUTHRIE, autionaer and real
estate, Silvermine. Tel. 1455-2.
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main sung!
South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 1262—332
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall st.
Norwalk . ...... Tai. 685-2 and 82-2
JACOB scuaue. Auto and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN '.
I AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE 2“- N- ““3““ "‘- ‘3“;
HENRY MOELLER, 31’ Washington
Siren, ............... Tel. 1073-3.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
Electric
Self Starters a Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 4
JOHN WILSON‘S Old Established
Agency, 24 clay St.I ..... Tel. 2664
WashingtOn 8L, ...... .....rei real .0 P. MORRELL, Long 02mm Ex.
JOSEPH SHAY, sin 8!.
Tel...............
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDY a. AYERS‘ MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 001.
1 365~2
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES 2W"! Ave. Fish met. Octal-c orderingi
NORWALK ‘Auro SUPPLY co.. 29
Wall Street, Norwaik,.. Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHINGI RAYMOND and SON 48 Main 5treei,,I
HERBERT RAVFUSE, Auto. Repairs,
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Painting, 9 Haviland 8L, Tel 3034. ‘
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BOOTS. SHOES,“ REPAIRED
NABH'S REPMR‘BHOP.'2B Washing.
ton Street, South Norwalk.
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2 Press. about“, .-.
- Tol.1181
Vegetables, FRUITS. Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, 51 Railroad
Avenue, Tel 338.
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FISH, VEGETABLES
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
FURNITURE
Norwalk, ................. Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNlTURE CO., 127-
129 Washington St, ....... Tel 105.
JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
IMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.
1'. GARRAMORE, Nomi Main song i The Ba: 8'. 76 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
J. LIVENSTEIN. Water Street,
South Nam-lit.
M. MARUCA, 59 Water, 80. Norwalk.
Cripple; [hoes a, aged-lg. Tdr 842-4
Imsfi MARKET. 27
....E. lTfl. 472.1
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JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA. PRESS. 95 Washington
St. Tel. ....... ......... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
JAOOsIIvounOiSKv. 's‘a Ely Avenue,
south Nani-u:r
.3..1> 'v.r ‘ . '- .
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KITCHENWARE.’ CROCKERY
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CIGAR- MANEEACTURERS A. cat-tens 25 w. Washington St.
Old Wall Cigar Co. 83 WuhingtOn St.I
Tat. 769
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY R. MINER. Keeler Block.
South Nor-walk. Tel. 448-3.
mm—mAtgl-zn—watchcs
samurai ramps. 78 Washimton
.Btroct', ‘ ...... Tel. 85312.
CONTRAOTORS. BUILDERS
81'. JOHN a stsss. Sta-mam PL,
South Norwslk Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY' 123 West 3:.
South Norwaik. Tet. 1493.3
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NMINO consriiUc'rtou
jfidoier' Building. '~Tol.
(‘40.,
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
.s t . _
3' “rm—n.
n: Icarssssu.
E. ‘H. MOREHOUBE, summit and
‘50.»
x. ',
. ‘ Dentists;
On. FRANK 3. HOW, Keats:- Build.
ins
~;. " JD'RESSMAKER‘S
guns} BELLE- HARnis. Nectar Block,
Washington Street. . “
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CLEANSERS
' .iN co. s’It ninth. Norwiucgsi. 9st
ELECTRICAL W1 ‘ ltd
Irony Groceries, as wail. Tel. 427.
Tel 130513.
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SALVATOR onssmorr. 26 Wood”
.- ‘.....Toi.8164. ~an o. A. snmsaunu,
Tcl.. ........... ”10692
LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
Street, Tel. 309.:
MILLINERS . 3
Miss POLHEMUSl Bo Washington
Street, . ...... . Tel.
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MRS. B. M. TAYLOR, 00 North Main
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Street, ..... ' ..... . ......... Tel 305;
MONUMENTS
30UTH NORIWALR MONUMENTAL,
84 Sn. Main Direct. Tel,
N URSES’ REGISTRY
35.9-3 DR. 8. D LAWRENCE. Smith Main
Street. also chiropodiot. Tel. no.
OSTEOPATHS
Celoburn
Building, "mall: Tel. 331
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mistress, PAPERHANGERS
o. DECKER, Picture Frat-Mm, is West .
avenup, .v» Tel. 1134.
JACOB. A. ROUTER, 138 South Main
Strut... “MM-5.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
GEoliGE 8_ NORTH. 78 Washlmton
Street, . . Telephone Connection.
PIANO LESSONS
mass. 3., HALLOGK, is calm. Nah.
dire-n... I...... To! 119.3.
BIRBlAM, 16 Blythw
Tel. 109-5.
Tel, ‘364-5 .
302. ‘
9M .
....... 13855
Tel.
'2 South Norwaik.
PLATI‘G
is. SCAM asou, Wat 1
Brass Nickel
Etroet,
South Norwalk, . Tel. 3—13 2.
East Norwsik, ......... ‘ 5934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87
South N0rwalk,
POCKET BlLLIARDS, PL";
KNORR’S, Ticker .Service, .Basr
2 PLUMBING AND “""VNING
“ROBERT s. THOMPSON, “ "rst 5L.
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Ma *
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Scott
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.
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REAL ESTATE, INSURAN "-2
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THE J. 8. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 1
South Main ............ Tale '3:-
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.H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall StreEt‘
. Norwalk Tel. 13112.
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THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Black, Wall Street. -
TAYLOR G. GOLDEN, South Nomalk
- Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
t , I. BI
WM. H. BYINGTON, Roam 11, G' "i
all: Bldg., Nam-slit. Tel. . 3t
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 60., New and Second hand.
15 Railroad avenue. ..... Tc'. 372- -.i
SIGN pAinrrtto
HOWARD A. TlLLY, 52 Water sum
South Norwalk ..... Te 6.! 17‘2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS'MOYDW CAR co.. Cm.
necticut. and West avcs., ..Tei 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS, 20 North Main St,
301:!!! Norwalk .......... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOViC, Custom Tailor, 213
E, Washington street” ..Tel, 320,
V TIRE VULOANIzmo
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
Norwalk, .. ........ .Tel. 324-6.
UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
1dertivker, i1 _Waler sh, Tel, 1332.3.
WINDOW CLEANING
so. NORWALK WINDOW 3. HOUSE
.. CLEANING co. BOX 5i6
Rugs WOVEN Carpets
ORlENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield
"Street ...... ........Eaili: Norwalk
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
"flil Ditty “all clumped
“sermon ‘iiior
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2 PIANO TUNING
2SONNENBERG PIANO 60., 10% Wash-
2 South Norwaik. ............ Tel. 30
ESTEPHEN L.ICLARY, 95 West St,
Norwalk Chronicler