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to them in their sorrow."
Would that every mother in Amen.
ca who has a son .in the war-and ev<
iery father‘and brother and sister and
‘lmcfe and altar—could likewise - see
_ that epic sight.
. We. may snail. too. WV“ dhlre ever
,:more glorious matter and inspiration
ironing movies! They will lie-£31118
‘us that scene, or a ‘duplicaie’of ifftas-
‘ e'n from real life, one of these days.
" . .
(mutilation from First PMS.)
Elmer M, Murdock. Franklin, Pa.
Chdrlea S. Myers, Bast Warren. E. 1.
Albert N. Pyne, Walpole, N. H.
Clarence C. Ritter. Macungie, Pa.
Ed. Scott, Jacksonville, Ala.
.Mattio Vacchono, Cassi-ta, Italy.
HUI‘YgF. Wain, Enola, Pa.
Raymond W. Wesling, Clarendon, Pa.
_. DIED OFr WOUNDS
Lieutenant-Colonel Russell C. Hand.
Sioux City. In
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~‘i‘he Alsociated Press is exclusively MORE ABOUT “GTONB-BOATS'
will“? io'tbeuse fol-.pubiicationof The government is spending 5'50; Sergeant:
., new dispatches: credited to it or 000,000 to build concrete. 31331”- The”? George H. Mendy. Cohassett, Mass.
m otherwise, in this paper and also are to be five gwernment yards ln‘Walter W. Willerl', Chicago.
:3; 11love! :8“ Published herein - gaddition to the three priVate' yards 'ai-' ' corporal! '
rig is of republication of .epe-J ready at work; The immediate pro- Leonard Lanssdorf, Philadelphia.
dbpaiches herein are al r -
aged. ' m 9 gram callsfor itsuohshipi.
MG SENTINEL T2139
.PHQNE, CALLS
7W ' Rooms—92;
Moos Office—93. * .
mmmmms.
Wilzleaidenoos—mm.
hwy Editor’s Residence-14924.
mince Managerial. Residence»
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, ya: ABITHMETIC or VICTORY
a
on the road to fame and utility when, ’Mass.
" the demand for shipstwssttaxing all re-iEdw, 'l‘ A at Cli t M
.Y .3 . in . rm rong.» non. . ass,
sources and New yard to capacity in Ralph A. Corey, Roxbury. Mass.
tho-buildingwof steel andl and wooden! Arthun E. Grannaman. Buffalo.
ships. 'Yet more ships Were needed. Charles Hood. Norback, Md.
and needed quickly. The answer wasqu L. Howe. 214 Woodlawn Terrace.
, _ Waterbury, Conn.
the boat of reinforced concrete. Hero John W.‘Lambert. Newnan, Ga.
.are a few of the reasons why the
Raphael Paonc. Middletown. Conn.
”stone boats" meet thevemergenw RM Clarence R. 'Rollerts.,,liowell. Mich.
fill the bill.
Flory Rochowicz, Jersey City.
The materlolauscd in their construc- Jer°m° Simonsoni 2407 Spencer street,
tion are cheaper and more easily pm-
A Scranton,» Pa. Fl
. driunvli. Yell; tcliburg. Mass.
There is no question that. the mil-‘cured than those for the Steel “at DIEDOFaDlSEASE
~l‘iiant results gained by Gen: FOCh’Slwooden ships; Less export labor is Private: ‘
commando were made possible solely; needed. The filth; the "rs, concrete Will Anderson, Greenvllle. S, L.
l’ ‘gli the presence of 1,000,000{ Otho V. Knigbton, Svectwoter, Idaho.
ship cost homemsioo and 8110 ii
i . . Woodyltosg. Ra tulle Texas.
; Aimericauxtroopa in France. iton. Wooden vesselscost about “’55 Grant Underwood? Arcadia, La.
r“ imam“ iMm a quarter of that mimic a ton. and steel hetWeen $180 “(13290, DIED FROM Acoloam AND OTHER
Private-
l, , .
her. pct-hope; have actually been in bar, Obviously the concrete boat is cheap. 059.5.“
tie, audit is not likely that any more or. ' ' “‘1. captain Paul ‘fflfiifiw “from“
13 Warren T. Hobbs. Worcester, Mass.
and Lawrence C. liovett. Brooklyn;
a“, Vincent ll: Manning; llockawatv’, N. .l.
Ch‘auffeur Daria l-‘. Tlplon, Ril’erton.
'a.
' [than an‘equal number were engaged in; r‘urtnmnom. the concrete boat
transport, engineering work, etc, book . fireproof, rat proof. vermintpl‘oofn
of therlines. Half a million or more” rust proof. That it is thoroughly
’Jhlfn. may be assumed to have lake‘fllworlhy has been demonstrated by the.
”:10 art whatever. directlv in lr cl-' . . . v .'
1 f th lli d . '01“ .d e Ili‘aith, which has weathered heavy seas,
‘y, n e a e counterofienslvo,. be- and come through with uncracked hull.
cause their training was not fully com-i Most of our American concreteboats “Mr F llchlllste Hinsd l Ill
plated. or because they were held tislwill he tankers with a capacity of 50- Mull: M'cNulty Rog; Mont a 9' '
‘_ ‘ ultimate reserves. The presence, helix-1000 barrels of oil apiece. The French > Thomas Nick. Akron, 0. '
if ever. of that surplus half-million. was ‘ government has ordered ll lot of con- Stephen Posharltslty. Detroit. Mich.
a” on guarantee of security, which helped crate barges for carrying soldiers and! . SEVEfiELY WOUNDED
it???“ make the blow possible. materials on French canals. England'MMm ROY “ Liff‘illtiing‘ltn; Leonia. N. J.
,, ' ' rEVBl‘yone by this time realizes the is using power and tow horses of con- Donald P. Macxutt, Strondburg, Pa.
- enormous value of Foch 3 drive to ilielcreto for transporting troops ncrosr: Donald A McGlure, Danvllle, Pa.
. J allied cause. And every observer is the Channel. They will make their Sergeant; _
moved to this reflection: lvaluc particularly felt in,thc curly can gazi‘gd JG-Mmrnie‘l‘sipm‘l":df'lgium
If we can accomplish so lmli‘ll,wh911,rying of wheat, sugar’. hides and olltor ‘ y ' ‘ e M ' . “ 9 p a‘
. 7 . . ‘ ‘ ' David P. Truscott. New Boston, Pa.
, 373” have onli amil lon men in Franco” much-nocded-producia that have been George *A. Waldo, West l’awlet, Vi.
. ,1 “and half 0f ihcm flesh arrivals, at flillcld up in Australia. Java. China. etc.I Corporal:
., mm when the German army is supra-r; because of luck of tonnage. p u m p
. X '. ,h l ______‘__._____ 0 or o, .n.
f . edly Gt ”1: lelsht figllslpgwmv ? :3 . '03" J. "DYE, Franklin. pa.
“9““ “0 “Mun" ‘ ‘3‘” n we ‘5“ ‘ WOMEN A5 MECHAN'CS ~ .Stanley Knickerbocker, Elmhurst, Pa.
twice that number oftrmned troops on Again comes official testimony to Richard F. Lena. Hartford. Conn.
' thovground, and the Germans 'al‘e’ghow that n world-old vol-dict on wooVautthan P. lilo-Gill, Harrisvilla. Pa.
weaker in numbers and lower infnmn-kind is wrong. Contrary to tho étgfselfiyggnggifimwapa‘
morale. as they will surely be? :Alldoplnlon accepted everywhere by men. 8’ ' ”"3“ ‘ ‘
who can stand against Pooh's lcfllons' and generallvncquiesced in by women Clarence S. Berkhoimer. 1702. Monroe
en he has 4,000,000 or 5.000.0000hcmselvcs, the women are sad men,J :treot.gork,g’a id
mericans available? iclmnics. ,. i o n 3‘ ornnr ‘ Prov enco.
We have more than n'nllllion and a‘ This astonishing fact is vouched‘ for x2331; ghzl‘l‘roxnhgglt‘lyénéeigp.
timer of men in France today. We bY‘llle National industrial Conference. Bflmm. Conn. '
hall surely have 2.000.000: “19W bf: Boardne a result of experience with Roy S. Crownover, Huntington. Pa.
om, mollll‘efiellt - ufigllllng mason; 5i women wopkers in will; industries. in genial! Ftwv’s'hlfaggtfiygne' N. H.
(18.,‘W8 Shanta"? “0119“ on q'lln report summarizingthe' results ob-l any 1'“ ° ‘ ~ '9 V a.
, 000 ready [onhusineas' when thelsorved ini 131 establishments, employ-,Efifim J' FltzSimmons, Pittsburgh.
Monica opens next spring. 'We Calling 335,000 men and 50,000 women. it John Furman. 93 Gold street. New Bri-
oontinuoEpouring Yankees into France. appears thgtihe women" show “a.“ lain. Conn. . ,
throughout nemsummer “3 we have. pooled lllaplablllty to machino‘workj- gov"? F gfllgglti‘er, ggllfiifllphfllmt
no in thopast two months. It 119- operating (mug and~ presses, 0&5de 01$:wogam; it: 1236;!“ . .
, .
9688“?“ we canhmb 4,000,000 tramegllbllng complicated parts, inspecting paul Glaser. West-Newton. pa,
man there before the fall of' 191 uproducts. etc. They are said to be Charles Bodraft. Scottdalc. P0,.
”aucerBw‘fln'and Italy. 01 hilly-nil.i quicker and more dexicrous‘lhan men. William Hamil. Agixandrlta, Pa! as
monwillnmalntain their fighting ebimore teachable unti‘more dependable. impair; #4132123 1%: :ngforil‘ Ian .
clency at or near the present lentil.I No great mechanical originality ,5 Donald 3: Henry. hillllnocket.liialne.
e representrraciicalll' elem g8 - claimed lot-..the'wom'ena TWO is “O‘Edward Hogan. Lynn. M089.
A 159? phase _°' the W“ has defin'lposltlvo‘ indication=.thai‘they. will men-.Willlam B. Kéorns. Lewiston, Pa.»
itelyoponed. it; is thoAmerlchn phase. sure now"); men in; the faculty of “ire
*Jolin A. Kennedy. Baltimore.
and it marks the beginning”: the 1am}ventionmudpvlnitovailolb But perhaps James H. Lewis, Boston.
chapter of German domination. Final it is unfair to judge them in that re'vAnthony Myzencky, Meridian, Conn.
, ,William P. Mooney, Mahonoy City, Pa.
it a ‘nestlon ofiho time it will take to » me to m, at ease
Y Q ”petitICeship and co Theylmav Charles A, O‘Connell, Wakefield, Muss.
die ‘of this Jujv " ' Thomas Pointer. Lost Creek, Pa.
“Fay/termini“ by the rapidity With. which {that man has heretofore considered, Frank 1). Parmley, Newark. N. J_ f
. I'Teflafie Petrebski. New. Haven, (Joan.
flop. ‘ Henceforlh, the war is it .. . ‘
aratively simple problem in arithme-
Privam
Thomas J. Buchun. Wilson. Kane.
Lewis ll. Ewing. Bi‘oolllanllvlllo, hid.-
New
.Robert Martin. Jollnatown‘. Pa.
#10me israbsolufély assured. it is on. 'speciuhill they have had a longer ‘ap-
Harry Norris, iiiahoney City, Pa.
'meletfiwnntW“ bogunin md'n‘m'in theirnewenvironment.
Th“ time will ' ”3' yet prove close competitors in a‘ field Leo W. .paimer, n-anklln. Pu.
land “0095 in France ready for “9‘ l entirely his own. r
i ‘ ' ‘ i . fa eh ‘ lliladel lhia '
Iv ROTTENMANU FACTURERS $2311: gsstxfthfiorfchoster? Conn. v
The army supply business has been George A. Snyder, Philadelphia.
‘ SCENE FOR THE MOVIES ~ iconlparativelyfree from scandal, when Norman Tate, Gettygbinig‘ypn_
005" of the hardest: things for the we considemlie enormous 500339.011“ ilflohnkllmisteod, Rochester, Pa.
eoplé‘ni home, as they read the wa.l"variety of the. purchases That fact, la“ 1 4‘
l avenue,
ewe. and the letters from tliofront. is
visualize the actual fighting—to sec 'es‘that’ occur. The discovery that seV-, Conn.
' . it as the .lookieral-lNEW'York manufacturers have‘John J. Wisnom. Providence. ‘
lrlYaukee lads exac Y, Y, . ‘ rotten rain 0rvil,'i‘.sYoung. Warren.,Pa.
the bigbatlles on which hangs thei‘bee‘n selling the army . , . ». . ED DEGREE UN ETERA
orld's fate. Here, from the pen of of coats arouses all the'greater ln‘dlgna-i WOUND ' M lNED Q...
rench correspondent. is a description‘tlon because thelr’conduct is in' such; > print”. p
- . ‘ n- ‘ > . . Clarion a. .
ohelps immediately. ‘ lglarlna contrastwllll that of the big Edward C. Coir, , ,
rm. finest thing of the combat_1vaS' majority or ihmslvvith which the govt,21$;szPmlzieag’lséiliélfiggthpfa-
ash of the Americans. 'It was a ‘ernment is dealing. .; 'tieorgé ,1‘.‘ okle, JéanthéPa; . V
ing to see those? grand fellows. It might be supposed that now. M,William p_‘\viderman‘ Philadelphia. ‘
H tunlosjtlt'rown off:and,\-their all times, a-buslnet‘islman would Del , MlSSLliithlNéAleON
’ noahove'thelt el~ impelled bypatrlotlnn to‘ suppress any. . ‘ even as . , .
.. - , . . n field, Mo. ,
. to »‘ondinary:.penchoni. f0“ double-dealing. glogaglogdfiilgg. ghai'lesi.0n., W. Va.
.obouldere. and. throv'ving. them-7‘ Tihere is no'niore'oonte'mptible dishon- Walter B. Wanamaker; Columbus. 0‘
hit all the boclie lllie bulldogs. .
insiy’thnn'bhcatlng life ‘iool’dleiisi‘ who; , Coliporfiils d l h‘
, - .~ “ ' ‘ a; It Albert W. Henkc , a e, o lo.
tinny ne‘who has seen such height are fighting their country a battle in C. McFadden; Davenport, la.
- . - - - . . ~_ ~ naLRninaker,,Waukegan.\Ill.k .
udder henceforthond to. the endotlan timpersonal governmonls "fifth“
~ 7‘ o. l htébfrthesom 'ovooltetletn niacturcrh. .a‘s‘evc ell" 118:, Filmer
SW! Althfifi $3.0 ... an, l _ ‘Wa‘ke‘fleldrKanS."
-. . * ' , ugvtc‘ums. William J. Pullooll‘.‘ t:
on life or death‘iot 4‘ p William '1‘...Clie_ckl 9. 'N. J.
.1! i tango"; transom-ole .
‘g" rottenmioiiie a FfiKru‘ego .
New Britain, Conn. 2
cs. rolled
mg: the rivers ‘withz‘water '7
Late 0.
collar .. ‘Aiuttnegimpoaod
aéy‘thoin'arms no tornadoes: '
P
at‘it'ho" 'Kthéricanvarniyi‘fl ‘ls‘wls’lltel‘allyltllolldsoldiers;router,man gall;
walker, Greenup, Ky.’ .
-' “ hit 'a lid,
doing itina mutter a Joseph ow h“CthRSO.\-"
l i
Will“ - 9 mm“; min multimillion:
‘ F
iChauncey D. Walker, Belohertown, N.
Y.
The. concrete ship got its first start Musiciannifred V. Anderson, HolyokE,
Frank R. Couch, 604 East Arch street; ‘ ’
Joseph E Pummer, McKees Route.
\
Wiec‘zorck. 327 Farmlngton
drowaver, is no mitigationpf’llio‘ °fle“s'.Harrlson Wilson. Soilth "Manchester.
hi
i Emerald-ill Batten-"Values Than: Ever; ExtratBar-
3am Features. Additional? Money'sm’ers; Now is;
the Time“ 00 Buy. Buy and. Save.
100 Crochet BodSnmds
Full sizes, perfect bleach. attrac-
tive'ddllfsns- Value $3.
At’s........;._;...... $1.98
50 Crochet BedSpreads
Made f-mmthe finest twisted yarn,
superior bleach and finish.
Scalloped or fringed edges,
handsome designs. Worth 85.
Special . . . . . ...... . $8.98
50lPairs Lam Size
BedtBlmkets
Finn quality, made from long sill-
ple yarn, heavy fleece nap and uni.
form weave. Value 3t."
and
\
AL. ....._.__._ $2.79‘Dair
200-Palrs:0f
Plaid Blankets
Full s‘ze superior serviceable
quality and novelty plaid designs.
Worth :5.
...——
'Tab‘j Damask
, lustrous “finish and excellent lint-
tel'ns. Worth 81.
I ~‘—-—-——-'
,. ‘ Englishvlionaclotll
" Even weave. soft and smooth fin-
ish. Finest bleach. Worth”.
”_ At $2.2
; d
. l
Special .. ..... ..... 53.9%
(it lather" ldo, finchhieach and
At...............69oyd.,
9 piece:
lop; hotels Values. in .
Sheets" and
,g * Pillow Case-s
The Brands of Sheets-and=Pillow Gases we offer are the:
1'
i
;standard of merit—The dependable kind for service and satin:
«ifaction.
lain 8] by 90 HARVARD SHEETS. valu0=$2.00, at . $1.69 each
' size 31 xioornumormmoon” vuuosaio, at $3.39 euh .
Size in x 90 wmmraoansnnsro, vain. manual $1.93 each ‘
ism 31 x 99 WHITE THORNSHMTSNolue $2.75, at $2.39 each
‘sne 90 x 99 mousse SHEETS,:valuo $3.00; at . . . $2.59 each
so: 90:; 108 PIONEER snnnrs, value $3.25; at . . $2.79 catch ;
shim so wnirn'rnoausaanrs,valuesaoo, at $1.79.”.
out». 54 x90 worm-moan sailors, value $1.75, at $159 ea.
5
also its at 30.12:me cacao; value wool . . . . ..... 35oth
Size to x 86‘PILLOW‘0ASBS,“ value 500, at ......... 390 each
fem 453: 30 PIL'Low CASES; value 590, at ......... 490 toot-~
‘Bize 40 x 38:1:2 PILLOW CASES; value 69c. at . . . . . . 590.com
Anderson’s Fine Dress
Choice patterns
..Tliu etandald for quality. Vallle lac.
_ Extra ‘latsem high oracle
whit-3 bleach. double thread.- terrvé‘
soft and spongy, attractive pink and
blue borders.
At ....... ... . . . 690 each
{Hcmstitched Huck Towels
if ‘Lim-n weft, neat satin borders‘
and veny absorbent. Value 50c ea.
At
The kind that needs no honing.
_lees splmdld satisfaction for un-
dervvear. nightrobes, etc. Value 400..
At
\':"uc 050.
To: .......... . ...... 690
Looks and Wears like real linen.
:Very serviceable for ladies skirts
‘and dresses.
,‘wear.
*Snecia129cyard;
Ginahams
and colorings.
Bath‘Towela
snow
worth 93c.
i
29¢ each
White Crepe Cloth
....
I
...... ...-..-
29c yard
45 Inch Voile
_——.
White Dress Linens
also‘ for children’s
m.
1.
ion. «Lilian. ‘ > ; .
Previously reported un‘ missing. now
reported wounded in action:
“ Prints.
Harry Christian. Filbert, W. Va.
Walter it Stanton. Wukoenay. Kano.
FredcrlcltuSteinmiller, Kinsman. N. Y.
John L. Walter, Selden, Kano.
Previously reported as missing. now
reported sick in hospital:
Private James J. Shea. Cincinnati.
HUSBANll-liliillliill
ilililil‘iNIllililliEll; ‘
w llllhlllltulilll;
gun Home in Parcel—Wife?
Will Die '
”...—.—
'reated in. Saybrook yesterday and it.
held. by order of, Coroner Mix to alvaltt
the outcome of his, wife's wound. lion,
fett rods from Saybrook toEaat River.
in an automobile, leaving the machine
George B. Shlpman. for whom Mrs.
cel done up in paper. This proved to
hia'wifo as she sat at a window.
This probably will be a
er refused to give up. the child.
cANNlNo osmousrrnnlou
know that there will
‘stration which wul illustrate. tbocan
infliese demonstrating and have. man
hosted a desire to _‘l‘earn the latest
ideas in ~- ‘ canning. This... “MESS”.
thalléullltwuhh
Elmer Ilehborgor, Cheviot, O. ,
a quarter of a mile from the house of __
Buffett work'ed. He had carried a pnr- _
be a shotgun, and he shot once at .3
‘mortui '
wound. At thetime. Mrs. nudcrt Willi , '
holding her baby in her arms-but the. :
infant‘lvaa not hurt. Buffettllvas taken ~
to New Hail‘en julil Mrs. Buffott is in '3
the New Haven Hospital._ The couple 1
had had a disagreement andthe moth-
, .
j The women, aswon'as .thohoys and ,
I girls of'Norwalkw’lll‘bolnterested to
I be a canning '
demonstration in tine High School. 5
«Thursday afierndon at 2:30“ o'clock. ‘
The demonstration is. under the null: _ p
pleas of the Junior canning Committee.) __
Miss Adelle E. Clark. of the. County:
Faun Bureau willlconduct'the demon: .
ning of both fruit- andaeiietablfi‘l- “l ,
previous years ther-peoplepf- “Norwalk‘ .
have always displayedmhch interest .-
‘i til not. food
i four wheels and the steering from the
l front wheels. ‘
. ' l FIO. Evans, formerly secretary and
"RlVE W6“? HERE generallmanger of the Story & .Clark‘
. p " PianoCo., of ‘Chicago, who is also pres-
...“ iident of the Corporation, claims the
Public Demonstration-to Bel truck will travel through mud ovoi-
: the wheels across freshly plowed land
Given. 'lbmormw Will Ill-.3
'1 ‘ . 3 and negotiate twenty-five and thirty
terest Merchants l per cent grades v Ht a thirty percent
‘ Enverload of dead weight». Going over
The United Four Wheel Drive Truck’ stone-walls, through ditches. through
Corporation, of Chicago, will give aideepest mud to be found.“ travelling
gpublic demonstration and exliibitio'i‘ through Mumps. and bioklnsv OVG‘I‘
‘ of their famous Allofour mick tomorf sharp grades are few of the numerous
lrow in this city; This will give loos]. feats accomplished by this new truck.
merchants a chance to see for theml
581V“ punt what can be accomplished pounds has Just completed a trip from
by this truck, which Is the “ilk 0f the! Chicago to Port efferson. L. l., loaded
country at present.
The All-four truck derives its name. consisted of partsfrom theassemblinz ‘
from the fact that instead of having of two more trucks. Asfar as known
:one driving wheel the truck is equipv this is the first iruokéto come across
- iped with four driving wheels which the country.bearing tho parts of two
MADISON, Conn. ‘Juiy 30,.Lemy: makes every wheel on the truck on im-‘ complete other cars- This marks a
Buifeti. who is charged with having portant '
shot. his wife. Sunday night. was “fireman. The truck is manufactured mick building and ' transcontinental.
One of the All-fours weighing 15,000
x with 8,000 pounds of steel. The. cargo
factor in the progres of the new and. interesting development. in
1 and approximated 1200 miles.
'Sohnectady, Hudson and New York
A tofnl
of 190 gallons of gasoline was usehlv
\vlilchstwould make about alx~mlies to
the gallon. The truc‘loivas frequently
over its hubs 'ln mud but succeeded in
averaging 12 miles an hour for the en.
tire distance.
The truck» was in Stamford ycster-
day for demonstration, but it was a
little late in arriving and those inter-
ested ashemthomfgiciaia “to hold tho
caréovergfowanotiIel-rdayfs exhibition.
it"wi‘lhbe-in Stamford all. day today;
and in Nofilialll tomorrow.-
lt lazoxpectcdnliotxa good crowd will
be on. hand- when .the,truck arrives in
front of- theCity Hall, and the dealers
strator guarantees ,>that"'there is not a
hill tin .Norwalk, , .Ol'. for . that, Fmatter in
the: whole state ,'p§,.C§l}l1§ctIClli. that
aulAllcfoun cannabmaiga on high. To
prouerihia stet9m¢l1$~,}1e,_jstate§1. if the
desired permission could be obtained .
he would drive the truck up the City"
upder the patents or C. T. Bangs. tak- motortransportatidm The trip was; Hilrs'rsbeps and 4.0.10 the b all din g.
on out in 1909.- The drive is from made byiway of» Cleveland, Buffalo,
spirit, ltiohoped, will when large ._“-' . .
- udlence‘olltmmen “0 -
,..n..~. A. .. .‘
mm” .. w ~ 1-,,”
Norwalk Chronicler