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Final Defeat on Amusement
Park Won by the Chant-
plons of N orwalk by Score
of Three to Two
The ‘l‘i-Jrz 4, ulllllellJElh‘ of the (‘it‘-'
all“ .‘Colllwlk. “on yt-sttrduy nitclnnoh
by a score of L: to ‘2. They defeated
the fast Nmoton Baseball
which is now managed by Jack Lee,
of this city.
Til-3' game was very fast in spots
and very good at times.
10i‘m' played a wry poor game behind
fitauley, making seven misplars and
ixOllJt,‘ of them very costly, while on
the other hand the Tigers made only
one misplas‘, but was costly. Olsen
lilltl :illllimn surprised the fans by
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team, ‘
The Norm
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whenever the New Yorkers made
day atternon, were biant routers, judging from the roars
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WHITE Still TEAM
till lt’Al ll] NEW lllllli
Members (if—Chicago Team
Vl'ell boys, it looks like the White Sox, . , Exptect. to FCapture 13:91“
'4“ Six Hits and Five Runs By‘ all" In 0111‘ Straight,
The majority of the fans who wnt ‘ied The Sentinel's bulletins .Satucl SOX in Fourth Put New antes .
that “'9‘“ ”I“ York Out of Running
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.»—ln the battle of “t“
uppcurilla on the grounds.
Flcd Connolly tried to get them on
the 'phonc, Saturday, but could not
ltach either of them and in the lira-cen—
Captain
the big towns, the metropolis of the:
West is rampant with laurel while thetI
metropolis of the East is rank with!
The Ktmz-Brown bout. scheduled for tonight, comes in very handy.
with the world's series. ‘
ON BOARD TliE CHICAGO """"
OX SPECIAL TRAIN, Oct. lt.—The-
hicago White Sox are speeding east
todav flushed with two victories over
the champions of the National League
S
m
1 -. «~wW , , , mammal
:ALLSORTS.
ale in.thc. fourth inning yesterdav.
and for a time it was feared that he
might be incapacitated for the bal-
ance of the series. Immediately af-
ter his accident, however, he was ere}
omitted by the club trainer and no.
signs of a fracture or even a several:
strain were discovered. He hoped tot
be able to play by tomorrow, and (ll-t
clared that bv Wednesday he shout!
be pracitcally as good as ever.
:LEVINSKY WILL GO 5
TO WlNNEPEG, CAM?
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. fir—Battling Lei
vinsky, the local light heavyweight,“
and Joe. Smith, his trainer, have re-
ceived a hurry call to go to Winnipeg?
lilo nu "
Al lllNlllJlll
4 A lHllltllE
Speed Machine Crashes Into
Bales of Hay Placed on
Outside of Curve to Pro—
tect Drivers and Spectra-
tors
dime had lllcSnlly and lleinio Schmidt,
of the Independents, on the grounds
ready to phi}:
The Tim-rs started to score in the
first inning; Jilmlly (‘onnolly hit the
first hall pitched for at two~base hit
‘to right field. reached third on Sulli-
‘vnu’s out. F. Connolly laid one down
in front of the plate and while being
thrown out, Blaza to Carrion. Jimmy
scored, and scored on liawley‘n double
to center. 7
In the seventh the Tigers cam"
”hack and scored another run. After
«one war: down, Jimmy t‘onnolly sing»
led to light. Sullivan laid down a
alrl-lt)‘ hunt and both men were safe,
Illnzn tlil-d to catch (‘onnolly at sec»
olid and threw the ball to center field,
(‘ronk made a poor throw to the plate
and Jimmy Connolly scored.
in the ninth, the Norolons pave the
Tigers a hit: scale. llawlcy, the first
man up, doubled to right, the next
mall folllcd out to Olsen, (‘nrlsml hit
one to l“. Connolly. who fumbled it
and both men were safe. llawl'ey on
bird and Paris-loll on first. t‘urluon
into second. llynll In one. to center
and lltlwley scored. Carlson tried to
core, but the accurate throw of
Keene nailed him at the plate by
inches. The next mun flied out to
cater, ending the game.
This was the last game of the see
'On. The Tigers had a profitable EFT"
on and the manager wishes at this
into to. thank the falls for the pat-
.9-
weeds.
Giant rootcrs were in high spirits during the first half of the second
inning: yesterday, but he who laughs last, laughs best.
—O~
Odds on the series have shifted to the White Sex, but money is-even on
tomorrow's game, with but few Chicago takers.
h...
Fertile Schupp, rated as New York's one best bet didn't last long- yes-
terday. Fcrdie retreated iu diSorder in the second frame.
4—
that Benny ’Knulf would be either a star or a fli\’-
So far‘ he is ill the latter class.
. 4-
Frank Kelly, the New Canaan athlete who is playing a star game of
football at left half back for Rutgers 'tlollcuc, scored three touchdowns
attainst the Fort Wadsworth team on ‘Sallll‘ilill'. Frank is nlaking'a good
record for himself in the New Jersey college.
Somebody has said
tilzl‘jn the world‘s series,
Money is'scmce on the Kllnz-Brown 'bout. Fans in this city are talk—
ing it lot about the bout. but they are keeping their change in their pock-
ctrt.
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According to all reports, Brown is ill fine shape for his battle tonight.
Well, he will have nothing on the Bat tier, inasmuch as the local pugliist is
trained down to a wonderful point of perfection.’ s 9:: “
UNl-llllthN
bituminous {ti—W W
in the second clash of the series the
White Box murdered. mauled, man-
handled. mutilated, mashed, manor-led
fand mussed up the depressed Giants
tAnd in addition to this you can write
iii any other phrase which indicates
total annihilation.
The score was 7 to 2. but it‘
might have been 70 to 0. judging
both upoll their comparative merits
between the fashionable hours of
two and four p. m. The. Giants. after
lone. feeble counter charge, were re-
9pulsed with terrific slaughter, and last
’night were ill full retreat back home,
closely pursued by the triumphant Sox
who, having broken through in the
wont have. shifted the offensive to the,
gcustem front. 7
, The Sox attack. launched at top
:specd, tore. the Giant defense, into
tall the shreds there. are. \‘l‘hile (‘hl
lcagu's routers howled and roared and
booted «at New York's growing panic
in one vast. vocalist smear. the 80x
tollslanght drovo Schupp, Anderson and
jl‘errltt in turn front the mound while
5"ltad” Faber breezcd merrily along
file an ens)" triumph.
' The Giants hart-assert Faber in the
inecond round only.
l
After this with ‘
.in the world's series struggle, and ea-
,‘Ier to tackle the New York ulunts to-
morrow at the historic Polo Grounds.
There is not one member of Camis—
key’s ball club who does not believe
that the tl'llite Sox will capture the
supreme honors of baseball in four
straight games. 1 ‘ -
The White Sox were surprised at
the. ease with which they solved the.
shoots of llchrnw‘a left Flue {linger
Schllpp. They had heard so much of
his effectiveness in the National
League pennant chase. that they look-
ed for trouble when he started, but
they found no. riddles in his delivery
and some of the westerners did not
think i! likulv that Mctiraw would
send him in t'anin.
“Whoever starts for the Giants is
going to have trouble," said “Buck"
\‘l'l‘urer. the White Sox' slioltstop.’
“Did you l\.lticc that Jackson, Col-
lins and Folscll are getting busy with
their hats?"
«Captain Eddie Collins. of the White
Sox. said on the train today. and
“Chick" Gandil and Felsch agreed
with 'him, that Sallec was the host
pitcher that the Giants had sent
against them.
“ll. is not that he has So much stuff
condition for the
Canada, where the local battler is DANBU'RY. Oct. S.—-A.< 15.000 specs
scheduled to box Benrcat MCJJflllOYl at tators watched with eager interest like
a training camp at which are station- start of a five-mile automobile race as:
cd Canadian soldiers, who will soon the Danbury fair speedway 8211qu
be. sent to France. Levinskv and Joe afternoon. horror gave way to semfir
will leave Bridgeport Wednesday of! cries of good-luck as the Davidscna
noon, but will not arrive in .linnipefi special racer, driven by J. l". Davidsw
until late Saturday afternoon. of New York, got‘ out of control whiny:
Announcement was also made last rounding a curve. in the first lap of the
nizht here that Battling Levin-sky will race. and, in a whirling cloud of are...
assume his duties as boxing instruct crashed at tremendous speed into bales!
or at the militarv training camp ill of hay piled high at the curves to £215-
Al‘t‘t‘. Mass... in “"0 “'ef’ke‘ 01‘ ‘4 “"‘t‘k mize the seriousness of accidents.
after his return from Canada. U‘Vin‘; Davidson’s life and that of his
skr is ill trainine at his Newficld a\’(":n:ecllanicinn were spared through the:
title gymnasium with a number of ot‘u- presence of the hay, which efl‘ectivdg
9!“ 10031 Datum“ and will 1’“ in 30ml stopped their progress before their has--
10113 “'il’ ahead 0‘ chine had plunged half-way through
Iit. No injuries were suffered by that!
men.
hint.
Knockout lingers, the local balltnln-
wcia‘ht, who is doing such splendid;
work in the fine; in this part of the
country, eats he is ready to meet any
battler his weight. Several clubs in
Massachusetts are seeking Butler-5’
services, but as these refuse to nil't‘
him virtually any more than carfalre
thev will have to do some more “look-
ing" before being able to engage his
services.
Flght for Place.
Because of the rain. which scheme!
the dirt of the track. and the constant
wear and tear of the surface made kw
the cars as they sped around this
curves, the condition of the track in:
the point was rough and dutty. Dan'-
. idson and four other participants had
just started the five mile race. Them
was the usual crowding for the “its:-
llde" and car number 17 and Dav-affix
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munge. The actorezm- FflflTBALL SEASBNE [:flNTEST BEST their defense broken and battered and on the ball." will Collins, speaklnrf Frankie Wilson is another crack to son‘s machine sideswipcd. with the ne-
. "Corgi, r h m ,l p - A ‘» p ‘shot to pathos. they ceasedJiring and 0f 3“"99- "but h" Mm” MW to “R; cnl rcrformcr who wants a chance at salt that Davidson skidded dangerous-
r. Connolly, lr ...... 4 2 1‘. o it o i '18“ "Red" alone 'to pursue the even it 3:13:phljlllillimlfililil‘it i]: flight: ,lllllc llunhcs. Frankiei use. deffealtijily, and finally was hut-legmtothe liq-
lliVlll, - .......... 4 l 4' 0 0 ' .. ' * _ tenor of a hall y afternoon. “lied" all 0 ‘ ‘5 . ‘ ’ sour of the best men of is c v an Davidson and his llel er were neur‘y
tuColinollv «a l 0 0 =0 "l l newt Brigade Down“! by Local Cha-mplo-n Mid His-(fl, tdldn‘t’ work ut rho best ball kam we ““4 reminds me much of him In MB ' *llllll‘] to some consideration Ac- thrown ml 1’ in ‘p u
, , ~ ‘ . . l ponentln Prlmc Condition' _° ° . .. C d“ and “We” “ - . . " ‘ ° " ““- 5“ t "“8””
\fgllllll‘ (gb IIIIIIIIII l (1) i l 1t g Artillery HUSkleS l3 t0'0 l m ' [have ever Men. but he didn't have to 'thl' or l’llt‘hzlfii '3“ k in the ”‘0‘ Icording to Bill Manon, \liz‘t dose hasgwere they shaken as the machine snip» .
m. .. _ . , * ' , to Newer '-. . .. . . ,., r
olk, rf ...... ...k 0 0 1 0 0 AYER M' . 0' a“ ‘ 5 Al the New Hart-n Arena, toninh_t.l“ner ”:0 30")“ finished with WU“ ”an”: Go; "firm that ”Diwalr'eutll refused flatly to tum um luggealn {1m drilers ”for. to m
lcdwtty, 1b 3.24"“ 1‘13 '0' 0' . . ' ' «12%., 0' "Am" a “""l state champion Battling Kunz, “(RISchupp arm ”ed Anderson ”'3' badi The. l I e,» ll h "Rebfllhmg to do with “”80“" ,control. Every spectrum in the gran”.
.ynch, 3b ........ ...:l 0 0 2 2‘ 0 grind in learning the rudiments at South Norwnlk and Chic Brown urfired a few parting solutes'at Poll Per- lt‘l" W011 on r‘lel‘dl‘y- ‘1 00““ . — islands juinped'to his feet with 5mm
lsen, l) ............ :l 0 2 2 : 0 military ”f9. ill" national army divi-_ \‘ew “up“ lolrmcr Sm“, Clllllll'llon 'lrltt. who wits rushed up as the next re Russell is anxious to go m, declaring: Al Thomas. the. local lightwelahtucries of terror as the machine mm
: j“ -- Q" W — t”011 at Cami! Devens got down to who “,0“ m'e title when he knot‘kpé’serve. Athut his arm is in good shape ItBflln- wants to meet Battling Kunz agttln'me track and flew mm the hay-X
Totals ..... “6518;“ .l 8 .7 14‘ I play mm“- when the football season out A] Kctchel 0': Bridgt port in 1‘) The. Sox combed out 14 hits and Th" Whit? 503‘ 3099““ ’5 crowded,“ The Tele'grnm'a benefit next Fri‘lprotccted fenCe Gasps 6: "ma {til-
' -' ~ . l -. ., " ' ’ ’ ' “. '. a '0 ; seetht?“ .- ~ . ' ‘
ab r h D0 a‘ e was'fmmlllly opcmd before a mmtmounds on September 11. . M, willjthey launched ten of these in the with (,xlllt‘dnt) fins. enro‘ug‘c toe ‘ H m day night. “in callul up the boxing lowed as the driver and helper wens
ones. If __________ 4 0 1 2 0 0 crowd. The depot brigade elcrcrtnclash m a fifteen-round hunt for meinst-end and fourth innings for the continuation of the wot a a re ledlidr lust night and inquired as (0159,,“ to jump from the car “th ..
rince, 2 ..... 4 0 1 0 ‘2 0 coached by (“Mum mm“ (.- state ““9 before the WM the tart; item damage of the day, They lumped New York on Tuesday. chances of getting a return match for1 Relieve Tension
.lazn. c ............ 4 1 2 9 4 2 (‘tolii 1f, ' . .~ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ ' . ‘ , . , sto will be , '
{awlcy, 3b ......... 4 1 2 2 1 1 m; ‘03:“):33raf"; if" m: gain“ est llllfl’mOSt principal boxing clubifimr hits in '30 second (if! Schupphud,‘ Giants Still Confident ‘hls‘bagler 331593221]: Poniaht ln‘ t-real swarms of people ran to the
oweke, rf-. ........ 4 o o 2 1 1 “”8” i ”V“ of the Btlltt‘. Both hours are rcportedl my “mm“ “ cum" 0' s" mm m ON BOARD THE GIANT" Spa,“ 0 “z ‘ " ‘ anoint of the accident‘and policeman
t . . sity, lined up against a husky elet'en . ’ . the fourth of! Anderson and Schupp =lhe "em that ““2 “1"” d°“’“ ”‘6: . . - ‘ -
Illllbon, 1b ........4 0 l 8 1 1 in the pink of condition for their ClAl TRMN Oct 8.-—Stlll confident; _ inerlously shouted warnings to km:
“tan SS ............ 3 0 2 0 1 1 from the artillery brigade, coached ~ ~for five (at and important runs. ‘ ' ’ ' , proposition both will appear in the or-g , ‘
' , t _ very important nlatcll.nnd fans from} . ‘of ultimate success despite their two- telear of the protecting railings and max
rank, (1' ........... 4 0 0 1 o lilly Lleut. R. n. Ward, The- depot ~ Unit was quite enough. By that; , m Ilgtnal matches clinched for “th f0!"
tmnkm I, ...........:l 0 0 0 1 O’hrlgade although “mp “pm in the all over the state haw sent in raiser-[lime no one who knew the Glu'ts fr successive defeats at Chicane. 9 Friday , jcross the truck. around which Wet-ac.
. ~~~~~~~ ,fi '. t f h t‘ . ‘ ' vutionn for souls. 'l‘hc champion ”’April to 0 t b in h ll omiolanls passed through Detroit curl.“ ' . lspeedlng the other four automobiles A
Total: ...... 34 2 9 2t 11 7‘ n" ”m" s ‘3 l e ”m“ “9”. “W" ‘ or f t “0 °’ W“ ”3 "3“sz their wow back to w no u h f it '-
lto deft-it l'l to 0 The “run" with guaranteed $1,-.io or his end with :1 ed the old machine In both C” a ,this morning on ., KINGMAN TENNIS VICTOR b 9 g t 0 the a an. that helped to
‘Score by “ml" 8- t ’ ‘ ’ ‘ . ’ ' ‘V‘ privilege of 30 per cent. of the aroasl ' 5 c gn‘tx'ew York where tomorrow they ’9 draw a laugh and relieve the lensm‘
brown ........0 0.0 0.9-1 0 0-1—«2tm9n from Mame, New nampahlre,‘ r el 1 m B . i ii themes the Sox had Heinle Zlm and.‘ h .' , M.“ series operations GREENWICH, Conn, ucl. s.~—. d ' .
‘is'era .......1 0 0 1'0 0 1 0x‘3 Connecticut and Vermont. resembled ac p 8’ “ ‘e 10““ 8 to "we msBcnny Knuff. two of McGraw‘s belltisume 1 “r “or ' Thomas S, Kingmnn. Xew York law-occur”: when 8“ "de SDQK‘COX‘ 3"
Summary~Two base lllls. J. (‘on-
lolly, Ilawley (2): first on balls, off
‘ltnnley, 2; struck out, by Olsen, 3:
by Stanley, 8: sacrifice him, Ryan:
left on bases, Normans, 6: Tigers, 6;
lonblo play, F. Connolly to Weafer
to llcdway, llllwley to Carlson to
Blazn: wild pitch, Stanley; first. on
errors. Tigers, 2: Norolons, 1; stolen
bases, Oukes, Prince, Keene. Blazn.
Carlson; umpire, Artell; time, 1:25
scorer, F..W. C. Reldell.,
I
' (Toilette, who piloted the depot bri-i
26 per cent. of the gross receipts. -
in the sembfinal Johnny Martin.
the lnunitton worker of New Haven,
in brawn some of the famous elevens'.
of the old school of football at Ynle‘
and they utilized their superior ' ,, _
weight lldth telling effect until they :tlllrdntelctmllzd h'Allin, Brlugepmgs
had scored two touchdowns and a ‘ u “ lg w lg ' or ten roun 5’
Here is a corklng battle and the win-
ncr will challenge the winner of the
Brown-Kudzu boot for the state title.
goal from touchdown. _
The only college player noted on
either team was Earl Thorn, former,
quarterback at Springfield Y. M. C. A.1 '
ready for their actlo.
ihltters. completely healed and stopped.
km”
5 FROM MAdnALlA.
M. D.
The. 200 mile race of the Hillside
{Homing Pigeon Club ‘was held yeslcr~
dar. The birds were liberated at 0:45
'200 MILE alto
. a. m. and the winning bird arrived at!
Martin and Allen are reported fit and the. [aft 01‘ Joggph A. Michek at 12:01,}had been a (pilot one with .lle players
;51 o’clock p. m., flying h.— distance
gade selected principally. from west'I
As a special opening feature of six m 5 hours, 16 minutes and 51 sec-
wu NEW Willlllla’s
tltnllultlwrn
stablisl'ted by Nella Dillon
ern Massachusetts. grounds, Joe Currie, the New Haven (mag, The. result in yards flown per
Two thousand more men from “1e’featllerwcight, meets Sammy Waltz, minute:
second to per cent. of the (mm “1"“ Hn'tfotd' and this limit has at- First diploma J. A. Michek 1073.91
rived today from western biased-,nacmd mucll‘attentlon. “a!” $097; Second diploma J. 3- Ryan 1050.93
chnsetts. The contingent from ”d Frank Brlndisi. 0’ New Hal’°“u|‘0..l\ Johnson 104728
Springfield was escorted to camp by and ”1°“ J0" Currie 0“!”th J. Callaghan 1046.26
IE. J. Mlchek 1* 976.05
fellow townsmen already in training. IBrindlsi. ,
Dave Fitzgerald will referee the, John Callaghan wins diploma for
bouts, Frank Smith, sport editor of the best average speed for the series
and The Real Lady at Lex-
ington ' ‘
Laxmoron; ' Oct, 81—min first
week of the Grand Circuit trottina
meeting here developed two new
world's records before cold weather
lit down the speed of the horses.
TNella Dillon, bv winning the two-year-
old furturity on the. opening dav in
2:07 and 2:06 M, set a new mark for
consecutive heats trotted by twoyear—
old fillies. and, equalled the. time of
{Peter Volo, which hold the record for
the best two heats ever trotted“by
two—yeamlds. Nelle Dillon also low-
ered the. record for the: fastest heat
trotted this season by n two-yearpld.
A new world .mark also ‘was. made
by The Real Lady Tuesday when she
troted the third: best ofthe three- '
year-old futllrity in 2:03 3%.
PRINCETON 'ro mum ‘
vansrrv taOTBALL
_ PRINCETON, “N. J. Octh—el’rlnce-
ton will .forego varsity football this
fall. but other‘sports wilLbe resumed
where they canibeimade- to,
expenses, it’lll‘afi hegiuedij.,,toga?
the board WW . "
' ‘l
Thinner: ‘.
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson, and 0th-
cer J. Dorney, broke up a lively crap
game in back of the gas works in 1’sth
bor avenue yesterday morning.
the Register of New Haven. is the
time keeper and Hugh J. Rorly, of
Hartford. is the announcer. The show
s'nrts at 8:15 o'clock.
\
Ewlth 976.17 yards per minute,
The club will hold the .300 mile
young bird race next Sunday lroln‘
Calverton,‘ Va.
lagalnst the. White. 'Sox.
‘ Bevond admitting that they were
:cloarlr outplayed in virtually every
‘department of the game in the two
icontests staged at Comlskey Field.
they had l'lttle to say of their Chicago
reverses.
Their trip from Chicago
I
' thus far
wltlling the time away at cards and
other amusements. They expected‘to
reach New York at 5 o‘clock this af-
ternoon. Catcher Lew McCarty. who
was forced to retire from yesterday‘s
contest after a mix-up at the plate
with "Nemo" Leibold, the White Sox
outfielder, declared that he expected
to be fit to resume play in the New
York series Opening tomorrow. Mc-
Carty;s right elbow and shoulder were
painfully, but, if. is supposed. not sen
iously, bruised in a collision resulting
from his effort to prevent Iletbold
from scoring on Eddie Collins’
yer, won the championship of the “ pugillstic turn 0‘ mind. “put up" W
field club there yesterday when he “3‘5 and 039er ‘0 fight any official
bent Julian Myrlck, president of the WM W85 "WIS to prevail upon him the
West. Side Tennis Club in the finals 1190le set but of danger.
by a score of 5.4;. 2.4;, 7__5‘ Owing Both curves in the track were in
to war conditions the club did not. 1390? condition. Drivers were ohm
offer a cup this year mm. a certificate ‘0 1988911 speed noticeably in mafia:
was presented to the winner. ,them and riders were jogged’consms
In the men's doubles culvln M, ably when rounding the turns.
Truesdale nnd Clement Cleveland,3 Car number 17, which hit panama
Jr., bent Marshall Bacon and Julian
Myrick in the finals, 0-4, 1—5. 6—4. ‘
KNOB MEETING EDSTh—NED
On account of the lack of a quorum
of members the annual meeting of
The. Knoll Club, scheduled to be held
on Saturday evening at the motel Ma-
hackemo. was postponed until Wed-
machine just before it plunged into the,
fence, had one of the rear wheels 1::
out of condition, and was forcedb
stop for repairs. The Davidson m-
clline was,not seriously damaged, ml!
was pushed out of the way of other
racers by attendants. The acclaim
did not interfere ‘in any way with the
race.
sins
nesday evening at 8 o’clock at the
same place. Only twenty-four of the
members were present, an 7* tWenty—
five was necessary to mane o tluonlm.
About 300 oyster openers came hose ,
from Virginia last. week to obtain limit.~ ,
tions at local oyster plants as oper‘iem.
HANK AND PETE
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' BY KENlaJNG
Norwalk Chronicler