wanna. 1,
- so - mum m m
“Mil-M. Apply Clover
(’44 50 Day amt, South Nu.
ameo—z on 3 row. auto;
”summon-rue an op-
TOIS 0N SINGER‘MNG [A-
N“ FOR GOVERNMENT astu-
”IS. GOOD PAY anti srnsov
nit. mourns UNION mucosa
PACIFIC AND W STREET.
risotto. T311015. an at
ANTED-7A GOOD OPPORTUNI-
boy to learn the winter’s trade.
e at Sentinel Olee. »
ANTEDMDLD FALSE TEETH.
't matter if broken. I on! 82 to
per set, Send by pareel post and.
ive check by return mail. 1.. lla-
2m 3. F‘iftil street, rousulpur,‘
It” in
WA NT :
m—m :
ANTED—1111mm TO WORK!
factory. i
/
ANTED »-- Silll‘l'lm. PH
fie learntng.
on. Peabody
&Co.,lnc. i
r
i
I
rsfi. i
n Pallets and cooker-old, single.
uh Rhoda Island Reds andi
eeeeeeex
.‘ . “0136113 j:
0 CM
. ' Whereas, written applieatlou su'
mummmamao» »WM“MW¢ ”V "3‘ NF
. nlsdaa tones-tau a “.mi
mutter“: ........ a...................
M”- W 11.1. n. "1911;
!
iilanht 0. m. late of Noe
. . , , ......._ ,Wrthatnurreumasu
_.. 1} f 1.; ~ .._ ,__. .mammumuomu
ro LIT—m mr noawaut so! roa’ “Le—1 our or imam ”m" ' "‘7' " 1° ”“4 ’°"'
6 Cottage attest, r room-.11": aw. chins-No MN. Clean. mm mm, mm that millionaire turret).
m. 0' "W“ W 1’" I] ave- ron. 29 Karlie-d street. d17’8t given. to w ”W interested-therein
nae. adults only. “8 n. Mby Mil-alas this order i. a m.
, FOR eats—luau :5 denim AND W I‘m" ‘ “W I' “I4 '1"
APART 13 room-house and bar-n, or to let wttflfl’ ‘t 1“" “'9 is" ”1°" “‘5
TO LET-401“: 4 3003
BL'PeursRC.Cherehwhmssol-myesterdsy ”at
l
truddoelrasdshuhoariom at'peflldfis. Theboywastahentathe
mmumauwumuuzuuduwaaumm
for them othissoul humanism“. Hetsslrflvelbyhlslll‘
ThowlasJ.Kellv. 397- ”m J- entssndbvtwobrotherssldasiater
“Mud-sees audit-cum miss ' Il-
nswsrsltamnbdm “binocular-em oars-er
1m.ln.WilfiauWfl-flflllsth~ will be held fro-Witt
“Ave llaria." After asses Joh- mam sum-ass. out“.
Wmmtmyfllw Itev.‘l‘alifano y. Caster m w
to me." As theta-oral arm Theholywfllhe’laeedintherm
was leaving the edifice ‘lrs. Ponder ing vault at Riverside we".
gaat sans “Some Sweet Dav." 'l‘lieI
large number of floral tributes attest-i David J. Weed
ed the esteem and election in which David J. Weed, seventeen years.
W0 317130“ & Bliss Tool ment and Easement. first limit, and ti]
’5 9"“ "'9": "with ‘18 3! 5 '00!" apartment. second cool. in- 1 1-2 miles to station. James Gmmbly,‘_
quire at the premises, 216 Booth liai- ecstatic-slit.
street. I
sold. Small'reatal to right party.
(115 It
1
day of hearing.
HENRY -W. GREGORY.
Judge.
NOTICE
‘tbedecessedvashcldbyhlslcmd wetland Hrs.'noIlasWeed,af
DWI“ 101 Cedar street, died at the Newport
‘trlouds. The pail hearers were
My, Jr., William Walsh. William mm
‘ll'lsherty'. Stephen Fisherty, Arthur '1“ be
Station. last night. The bod!‘
brought here for burial by Uh"
I cottage with improvements. No. 6 Di-"
-
for four auto cars.
-—.-~‘ ——'T-...v._ 3 FOR slits—Aroma masons
‘ 1" IE‘TVP'NEBT 40‘4“” 41* in first class condition. inquire at Ben-1
own. entral for a doctor or dentist. tinel once. p ' rv nlhsr .
Ten large rooms, modern improve- . -I "EL“‘D: undergo: .81).;"17. h I
:23; ojzf'gyml‘f'“: Splendidly ; FOR ‘M-E‘l LATE MODEL 0V’ of Norwallt. in said district. dee'euetiO '
59 mm Him cnxébtm“: . erland maths. like new. 1914 Buick The Court of mobile tor the Dis;
. ~ roadster. Werhle’ , ynond ‘
a Btlsnbeln street. or phone 1249-2- ‘street. ‘ I an” n. timwmwxgmm;
at; t ‘ ‘
3 , of for tile credith of said eatsie to‘
exhibit their claims for, settien'lentJ
. Those who neglect to present their
country who will give their abs you accounts. Prowl! OHM. VIN!
Ppld W horas, wekbt 110. We said time. will be debarred a recovery.
;a good home. is perfectly sound and All persons indebted to said estate are
T '_ tests for lady or children to feed or requested to make immediate payment
a fmtgegfgom 3ND BATH-juror. la a regular pet. Raised on to '
' secon floor. NOW“, farm and never been owned b!‘
house on Hamilton avenue. Ready Jan. 3 anybody else is used to all m 0,?
15th. Inquire Alexander White. 61 Ely! (”I work and a "q nice drlvtr pm-
aven . . . 7 ' I
W T” 40° soot lions and driver. prim 8100. N01”
To L574 , Jlocklae or painless need arriv- rCalli Morton”
movements. upmusblo“1:0fl Cliff“ stsblmreas Of private estate. 305‘: District of Norwalh, as. Probate
street; “'6 room S; 16 BurbankINorm Mall strut. BMW“: 00““ Court. December 8. A. D.. 1917. '
street, South Norw‘alk. Also six reclaim". Mal. strut: all will tilOi Estate of William A, Wheeler. late
he“ {of Norwalk, in said district. incensed.
sesa Court. Norwslk. inquire J. DIBeI‘oI—f V : Th. COULD! Probate for 0” lm.‘
POI- DALI-JAMIIJ ’HOUSIl‘tri'ct of Norwalk hsth W and al»
121 Main street. Namath or Central. ‘
Hotel, South Norwallt. ' imam-half set. of‘ lead on Witt. lowed six months from the date here-
-— d“ Glihiowalk M ”I? (3th Tilflrlof for the creditors of {said estate toI
To “7.2 APARTMENTS 3"ville- Must!» told staccato clo-Ofoxhihit their claims for rottloaoat.
rooms each. at 06-98 Taylor avenue; estate. Small amount 0‘ M “Gilt-Jugs. who 39111901 10 DE"!!! their at:-
.city. inquire Lin. R. Tarlov, ls Grovet'ed' “I‘ll“ on “mm”- Infinilflcounts. properly attested. within said.
street, cu, Telethon 1m,” {Kean I Band". Attn- United mnk'timc, will be debarrcd a recovery. All!
. - abuilding, Tel. 5858.
I
> I
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
- «Iv.— - W
FOR SALIJRJVATE F‘AIILY
ro Lev—e aoons . j
WITH ALL I“ would like to find some per-on in "W
prove-meats. Furnished or unfurnished.
at m ISouth Main street. inquire at
United Grocery.-
' ‘ l
ALICE ll. Mourners, i
JOHN C. CLARK.
E‘xectltors.l
Iquested to minke immediate payment
to i“ ‘ i
BERNARD J. REYNOLDS.
T0 LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN-l ' ‘
ion street, suitable for storage. Room! To LET — APARTMENTS “Vb
.me 1mm & Bal- rooms, first floor. all improvementsi
Furnished, Only $25. 4 rooms first:
A I flQtj. all improvements. that supplied. 1
To LET—‘FIJOORS or 3 AND." ’25. A150,! few 01h" fmtlr ‘
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec- Ask John T. :Hayes
tric lights and improvements. Rents;
iey Co.
NOTICE
sinners of Fairflold (loam:
vs.
.. I. Comb White Leghorn, 7511110110th. Inquire 84 Woodward ave-s Refillable, 1(0de ’ t'l hereby applv tom transfer at a
‘ and up. inns. Tel. 385-4 or 478-8. l W ESTATE—INSURER“ |license to 89‘“ spirituous and intoxicat-
. - - . . . . . N . , in: liquors. ale. lagur beer Rhine
GLENBRBIKZN FARM ‘ BRISTHA '
. LOST. ; mzwme, and cider from Wm. F. Nihill st
Mk For ‘ IBUY YOUR 0 30 .220 Washington street, to Manner &
MR. BOWMAN Loaf-A BUNCH or KEYS sa'r-z P03 Ell HIRE. lFlynn, 31.220 Washington street, town
I
, i
. Phon‘a 10oz, Darien T
r
1
0w RECTOR or .
. * 'rwo PARISHES
(Continued from First Page). '
ave his pulpit in Danbury to preach
0 his Bethe] congregation while the
tear speaks from the. lianhury pul-
it. The vicar will also have charge
i Epiphany chapel and assist Mr.
chain in other work of St. Jnmcs'
arish. The new arrangement will
0 into effect as soon as the new man
s obtained. ,
‘itev, Charles l.. Pardee. D. 1)., of
. eW York. city, has been pulpit sup-5
rly at Bethol'since the resignation of
l cv, HenryMacBeth who has gone ,
00,; I p. in. and at death Norwsilr up utilitaxicatins ““0" “a
m Trivoli-on-the—Hudson. Mr. ,
urn will be rector of about 1,400 pert
pic in his two parishes.
A similar arrangement of one red»
tar over two parishes is being suc-
cessfully carried on at Waterbury.
where the Rev. John L. Lewis, I). 1)..
i5» rector-of St. John's church of War
tcrbury and algro of the Episcopal
church at. Woodbury with the assist:
ance of a‘ vicar. '
STANDARII—OIL
, (imposes CASE
(Continued 1mm First Page)
all three companies in the Superior
Court. and the Standard Oil Company
held liable, and a verdict of damages
of 5,000/de paid to the estate
of Lienstor. deceased. . , ‘
An appeal was [alien by the Stand.
ard Oil Company, and the case has
been in litigation» for the past six
years. The case was argued at the
October term of the Supreme 001m
0! Errors. and the decision sustain"-
ing the verdict was just handed down.
Attorneys Howard ,W. Taylor. of
iianbury. and Judge Nehemiah Carr
dec, of this city were the attorneys
for the plainliil. ‘
‘ Ito,
I
Easel has-std
I" ' ”1'
‘
"If.
. ' “ r
We. II I to I ~‘
I
i=2." a. firm-‘-
Jafl‘
80.
:E'
QWII’YWKM 75 cents and 81 are being is said that both sides have volum-
“‘3' . .mld tOdttv for prices that startle one, '
_ . lief Norwalk. The proposed place or
$4 [Oj'wbusinoss is not located within 200 feet
/ All: a direct line of it church edifice or
Ipubllo school house. or the premises
rpertalning thereto, or any post office.
\ tblic library or cemetery.
Latcd at Norwallt.~Ct.. this 17th day
. .‘ llcct-niber, A. 1).. 1917.
MAGNER & FLYNN,
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined bvlrlaw, of the
townot Norwallt. in said county, here-
by endorse the application of the
1above named Manner Q; Flynn for
such license, and we do hereby sever-
urtlzry. between Spring and Washing?
ton streets. Finder will oblige by Bull] M98
leaving at the Sentinel office. | .
. -.._._..—.
' COPY-"KW HT
1 7'
' t
LOST—A TEN DOLLAR 1311.1. SAT-
urday afternoon. Finder please mlfi ‘
dress "13.," care of Sentinel. M7 31 1 . ‘
Clothing; m. .
the end of the Winnipauk trolley iine' ' . ' I .
a man's sliver watch with goldI6 N' M8“ 5‘ b”. Nomaili:
chain attached to it. ' o «the " - ’
case the name of Joe lI)rrls 1:11:22Expngis‘IFssflglgfiewATvanfi‘liwl I
grayed. A‘attitable reward will be] BEST“ INS I'm !
given if returned to Joe Orrin/5'5 Ely} . N TR IT I
PORTATIOU LINE. Ins.
avenue. '
. m Freight boat laavor °ter 45. In. any, each for himself certify thatthe
River, f"~ York (foot. of Jackass
BUSINESS NOTICE. _ “lottery nay ease t Bands . at I “we named applicant 1‘ ‘ suitable
1 rl. Freight received,“ No will”! a iparsorl to be grant.“ I license so‘ 5;“
t a t_ e
inbove described place is. in our oplm
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
such intoxicating liquors. and we here-
by sevcrully.» each for himself, certify
that we are owners of real estate sit-
uated in said town of Norwalk.
'Dated at Norwallt, this 17th day of
LOST-‘ON THURSDAY NIGHT AT}
l
Autism—Don't have your car taken u”, n,
apart. Get can of scientifically prevI
pared compound lubricant. Cleans;
valves and spark plugs. Works while‘
you sleep. A trial will convince you.;Any Stare
Phone 1025 after six p. tn. S. Saltarelg 01' SIoCk OI mermum
1i. North Taylor avenue. (115 6t' B .
. ought for Cash
' illeccmber. A. D.. 1917.
-:..‘_"l._ _-
. “mo" Pme‘ mm”- Edward J'. Aflress I), care. Seminal | Andrew) J. Collins. Adclhert Khty.
'F'laherty, proprietor. Trucking, Irons! , .1 lohn W Smith Fred 8 Coleman
distance hauling. ' Light and heavyg * “ ' . ' ' ' , '
lJohn Rcdwav.
., . . e e h as 81 00 ’ . .
:gfizeniongTEiZnt l p on 15 ' 3 I The public hearing to be held in the? 1 hereby certify that the above nom-
' grommon council room at the City Hall ed endorsel's are electorsnnd taxpah'o'
‘ n ‘this evening upon the subject of the'crs. as defined by lav. of and town 0!
10 per cent, discount on 1917 Icy'Iconrbining of the offices of Building'Norwalk;
_-,_ a #lhave been sent out and the zeneral;
_ Ipublic is cordially invited to attend
FOR RENT
. DESK ROOM tcome up and the offices have been
[combined are bitterly atta hell by;
i
.-I eat the present time the two ofllcest
have been attacked-it. being said that
I:
febristmas trees this year peeins to proof/”than a building inspector. It
1"“ zenith“! Min; to the scarcity of will to a matter that will prove in-
cleHuto. “m” seconds “t 7W, inspector and Fire Chief is sure to be: Dated
énnd discuss the matter pro and ‘con.
I AIIIIIy “1'. Ma I“ I y .people and cities where the two oilin-
a fireman would be much more able to’
"them. Small trees which rot-merry teresun; to Mart”! creams. and it
:3"
at Not-walk, this 17th day of
1)., 1917.
HERBERT .R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
‘ __. _-.._-_____
tile prim- ‘- Modne- 7° N- ”a well attended.,Notices of the meeting: December. A.
‘Some cities where the matter has;
.' tea are held separately as in this city,
080. MaillSl.,So. Iii vt -
The prospect of having cheaper tell whether a building would be fire. ' ”rug! Store
W -._ V
1 Noriblltalh street
i .1“ Baa—Mu 1962:
' inous data on the” dquects,
bringing $2 and as much more as one
can pay. Three things have combln‘
ed to make Christmas trees, scarce Star. will hold a special meeting on
_. _ I
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Epstern
.
planning to go on :1 Rod Cross min,
.sion. and some of [hole who were
' ;persons indebted to said estate are re».
heater. mom in enthusiasm for tilt1 conven-
To the Board of county Commie-moon, .nd every delegate seemed im-
Ztthrr’s ,
lie-hula and Vincent Hebert!- Rfl. dertaiter 1). W. Raymond. A notice of,
Father Kellv accompanied the cortege the-funeral will be glVea later.
to St. Michael's cemetery and read the f
committal service. '
~
PM of Martin My
Tim funeral of the'hte Win Duly:
was held from his home in 1' ”.den ave'
.Iiue this morning. The bod was A]
:hrought to St. Mary's church w e at
Gratified Over from; OI W F“"uolomn high mass was celebrated by
who was assisted
.'—-. .—
WFFRAGMI afiunu peanut
eral Mend-ten, tit-titer licGuinaess.
The ”new 0, the m, on by Father Finn and Father moron: FL)”.
’0“ .,Lt the alertory, the choir sang the.
u“ 'm” suffrage mm undo“? blame. and rendered “rm to WWW,
month I! kw, “13W ”I‘M,” ”w s'“‘ '1’.” u the
next 7 .
the members of the Connecticut Wot. body left
“In“. rel-s were latthew and John Friend,
on Salvage ”0‘ who were intStophen Duly and Donnie Kennedy.
Washington for the bi‘ suffrage m'3'l'he nor-attributes of which there were
vention The lulu" leaders 10““;many and costly were borne by has
that there was to be quite an exodus nis Mulcahey and Ralph fireman. tn-
heoatsaadseb male to“:
"1' "we“ “7““ P““"’“" from rotates rains. Orders new-so
as Saturday. no Little silos. u.-
lain-street. m 3 '0“ Mi
riser. ruse ms.
, ll wed in St. Marys centre»
of ('ongressmen this month from 3:9“ ‘0 o .
Washington. Many of them were
i
—._——————" r
11'
SPRINGFIELD FIR'EMAN KILLED .
" - ‘ srnlxov’lzw. Mus. Dec. tl~
making these plans were among the "a", A. Davis, . horseman, was ““9
. ' .
best friends of suflrage amendmen. at . fire early today. when he‘was
There was therefore considernbteinmd by . hose blowing off a by»
anxiety that the amendment should‘dn-L When the air” failed. the
not come to a vote in their absence,'nok.mn found my“ unconscious be,
‘ at thelriside the hydrant. He died shortly af-.
and, as they will be back .
post‘s early in January, it seemed very , “’7'“ “I ‘ ”“3““ ,
much better to.postpone the vote ln|I ’l'r! ‘ Sentinel Want A”.
then. .
The Connecticut dolcgites are now!
I
t
I. H. & H. m TABLE
REED Cr VOISK‘“
WM. (30:
returning to their homes. The cost- ‘I. Y.,
vention ended with the mass meetingi
i
last Sunday. but After that there were, In ”66% NOV. 25' 1917 l
new vonui
5:491. 0:08.)
8 Z 593,:
committee meetings and tsonfrrcncessouru WWII It To
which kept some of the women it int, n, nth—«18:33.7 $151.8 '1:
1 .61571. :1. : , 2..
days longer. The delegat on is unan 9:2" 9;”. 10:33" 10:5”. .
P. M.——12:03. 12:52 (Stamford only).1
1:09;. 1:381, 3:021, 3:29, 4232:. 51271.:
5:46, 6:021. (:47 (Stamford onlyM
7:02x, 8:06, 10:07:. 10:30x. i
tion. it was the largest women's con-
vention that the country has over
"amuse!
anlwswmrlshonrtronbie-
ummmflb
thishsnensinyoorhonle. tryo-
name
Sundays .
baed with-tile spirit of victory. The A. ”flag“, 5:35x.‘ 5:492. 3:59,; ll defective. Manatee. nannitan
weather was cosmonahu , cold 1': 9:15;. 10:03:. 10:03é 101250;. 3 12, or worn est. have as make noose
. y r , P. ill—dzzos. 1: x. : 1.": .i ”Workman" u-
“WW” m“ "m dgd “0‘ cm me can, 5:40. moss. 6157!. 7:02;. 7:57x.i ‘ ."
”In" 0' "‘9 ”m“- 3"” "' ‘Mtizlax. 10:07a,10:30:.1040. .
ldelegale, was similarly delayed by’uew vomt 1'0 sourit uonwauti -. uonnwmmo.
A. M.——4:10x, 5:30. 6:34. 8:003, 8:51;!
9:15;. 10:30:. 10:06. 10:50:. ;
r. M.~12:03x.‘ 12:45:: (Saturdayi
only). 1:06. 1:35): (Saturday oniyi.l
2:181. 2:57, 3:303. 325.1, 4:1le (Except
ISaturdayl. 4:23, 5:13; 5:29. 6:00:.!
6:03, 7:35a. 8:101, 9:28. 11:15:,122001}
Sundays ‘
9:001. 10:031..
bloclts on the railroads. nut nothlnit
iseemed to matter in comparison wi'h
ithc progress of the great cause for
which they had come together.
The returning delegates give an ill-
tier-est account of the conference held
'on Wednesday morning with the Con-
grossional delegation from Connecti-
A. Dir-6:00, 8:001.
10:50:.
Joanne A 8PM"
HORACE R. "#1511?
~"'"""'”.‘.".".‘...""""“ /
North ”list 8!. South “fl
1
r. his-12:10. 1:03;, 3:35x, 5:02,!
I
'“""' The “mm“ w“ M" I“ m :25!,6:001.7:10x,7:35x,8:10x.11:15x,;
office of Senator McLean. The Con.
areshmen present were Mr. Merritt.
Mr. Mnergsn. Mn. Glynn and 11’.
.Freeman. There were thirty women
tpresent, and also one representative
'[of the Connecticut Men's league for
Woman Suflrage. 'lfr. ’Merritt and
Mr. h‘t'eeman were outspoken in their
promise to vote for the amendment.
The other members of thedelefltlon
,werc noneommittal, but very gracious
and quite encouraaing.
The financial position of the moori-
al American Woman Sultana Asso-
12:00x. ;
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW f
HAVEN
A. bis—12:20:. 1:131. 6:37. 6:05.:
7:15. 0:193. 10:.22x. 11:111. 11:53:. !
r. M.——12:0:i (Bridgeport only).i
1:20. 2:“ (Bridgnp't only. Saturdayi
only). 2:47 (Bridgeport only. except;
Saturday). 3:301, 4:28. 5:19, 6:21,.
6:51. 7:08;. 7:31 (Bridgeport onlyl,‘
8:44;. 9:253, 11:08.
Sundlyt ‘
A. M.—12:20x. 1:13x. 7:43, 9:19;;
10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:.
P. ill—2:1”. 4:42;, 6:333,
7:08x, 8:33, 8:4“; 11:25:.
NEW MVENtTOTSOUTH
6:43..
i
‘ciation is quite- lrnpressive. At the NORWALK -_
a‘bettinning of the year. it was announe‘ 639' ¥;Bglzg,z::r:_fii" 1:33?" 5'”:
*9" “l" 8 Ill" 0‘ 0“? ““1“” ‘10th 'p.' lr.—'lz:-'17,"2':idxl 32401:. 4:35.
iwould be raised to aid in the passage 5:13x, 5:323, 523752111.- 9:'181. 8:251.
of thei‘deral Snifra on me Of 8004!!!
‘ F 5' “a m” A. M.~—4:35x, «53:, 7:55. 13:303.:
this fund $703,729 was contributed dur-
ing. the year, in addition to the amount.
pledged a last week’s convention.
9:413, 11:00. , ,
P. M.—12:17x, 1:553, 2:231; 3240!.
4135.5:13x. 6:111, 7053. 9:183, 9:25,
$33.11ng -. ' 1.
my!“ Holst/hilt"? .K'b‘. m
gs; - a. lie—6 :13. 3:21; 9:591.
. “‘er . p. lie—1:21. 1:54; (Saturday only),
' 3:48 (Saturday on”), 4:39x,.5:27 (Ext
Ho Maw-m»
.. * Sun a.
The Original} . s. tic—9.42.1 4.,
M “ed m r. b1.—-2:15,‘v7:15.
a , may 10 sound uonwsut.
mm Confusing”. “115.0 m—dzoo. 7:25, 8:25,: 10:05:.
-—————-‘- -._ p.M.—-4:ass.rsor. .
Sundays
A. M.——7:50.
P. Dir—12:05. 6:01, 8:303. ‘x
V.
-.___- .~
We“ will cash:
’, It’s Good for Your Stomach . . ‘ O
.. . taut Ghr's'tmas
”’“ ' Club check
.
~1—
omi-
lttrfs year, the activity of labor. the Wednesday evening st 7:46 o'clock. ,
:scarcity of cars and the fact that most’ Much trouble is being "nuanced“
trauma are using their money for oth- because of the fresco water pipes. K,» '
er 1MB" hence the demand is loss large portion ofttliejvli'itst Dill-def . If
1'.
é
Ciipyrigllt clothirgCo.
rum. son ,
. mo 00. . ‘
amuse
loath Hm
“I" bump . , / wholly-hut ofifreintheioppl'. 1.
s u, stats at. as. ""W
Norwalk Chronicler