1
Wallace Bell of Com avenue has
purchased a new automobile ‘
C"
1mm Jackson of First sheet is
confined to her home with illness.
3
t
Attorney Leo Davis and wife left
this morning on an automobile trip to
the Adirondacks
Edwin L. Hartford. the genial letter
. carrier is ill today at his home On
I , Winfield street.
t l
Miss M. E. Smith will lead the pray.
‘ or meeting at the East atenue Meth-
odist gturch this evening.
flies Helen Raymond of Betbei is
visiting at the home ofDaniel L‘Hom-
medieu. 20 Rowan street. 1
Wiley Jones and family of Third
street have moved from that place to
Bouton Street. second diStrict.
Rev. lrving L. Smith 61 Woodbury. 3
L 1., will preach in the East Avenue
1!. E. church h3e§t ,Sunday- morning
and evening.
Word has been receiV'ed by friends
that Edward Farrington, 66m Reg. C.
A. (7.. of Rowan street, East Norwalk,
‘has arrived safely over seas.
V Miss Helen Russell of New Haven,
who has been the guest of her brother
if; George Russell of Sycamore Street,
1 has returned to her home in New Ha-
.Ven.
Today is the regular weekly “Sew-
ing Day” at the Norwalk Country Club
for the benefit of the new hospital. A
large amount of work has already been
”if
at,
E completed. but there is still much left.
$5 ‘ .- m
£9} ‘ Mike Cappiano, who was formerly
{1‘35 employed in Henry C. Selzer’s oar-her
11
‘ try and
- m m
'TiS gray his is sure some different
than the 01115:; but we are all go!!!
prettv well. although some of the squad
motements are getting us (“.5596 up a
ti at resent.
m3; wlfen you can‘t run into the pan-
get some bread and jelly, you
just naturally think of Strawbeuy
Hill Ou1 eats me good enough for
anvhody and its generally the ones
that get two 01 three helpings that do
all the kicking
Well. \iike. one 0
spend eno months the interest
William E. smith from Camp him his nork at Harv rd’Universlty.
‘phxey, Va was home this week on a
luziough. visiting withdhis parents.
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Miss Caroline Allen Prentiss, second
3 3 daughter of the late Chauncey and
Mrs. Joules Cock received word last Sarah St. John of New York. and.
Thursday that her brother, John widow of Lieut. 'Roderick Prentiss, U
Lyons, was killed in action in France. 8. Now, died in New York, SaturdaV.
July 29. 3 ‘ 'The inneral service was held at Flush-
. ‘ing Chapel in Flam: Cemetery. L. 1.,
The Parker cattase in Oenoke “9' Monday, at 2 p.111. The deceased was
nue has been connected with the well known in town, having resided;
water system by Fichards & Chard of here for a number of years So was al
l
f the kids Was 5‘37?
ing that you wanted some of the Stamiordwr valued member of the Historical So
i East Norwalk Kaiser Killers * . geiety. gathering much material of in
names 0 Radian, Wilfred Robert 8 not returned Wednesday 19,359 to the society.
so here goes William
Taylor SteVe Stone, William Stull and
truly of the 32nd Co. 81h En. D9-
to Fort. Tony hitter enjoying a five-
days‘ furlough with his mother on Nor-
l
yours ,~
pot Brigade, and Thomas Skidmoref walk road. 3 3 l
11 Frank scof' aid 0 __ W 3
Charles Caniield a d A son, . nine and a quarter
the 3ith Co 10th Bn. Depot Brzada
The last three named bays a an
lived on the East Side
or so. lbeiieve.
:31? old rusty cigarettes left just un-E
load them at Camp Deyens They sure'
are one of our best tools up here, for"
about every time we ‘tall out' or restwe Fellows at Uzhthouse- Point,
naturally ugbtup. There is a Tumorl Aug“, 17
afloat that we leave for Alabama onl
the 24th of this month.
Give my regards to the mug,
Dick Raymond
pounds, ‘ ‘ 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Os-
up to the last car Schmidt of South avenue. Satur
So it you have [day morning. . 1
. .
Local Odd Fellows will attend the
lField Day meet at the New Haven Odd The Ford tollllllg car of m and
Saturday, Mrs Earl Stevens. of McKinley place,
has been overhauled and put in first
;class shape.
Miss Caroline Stillman gave the
amembers of her Sunday school class
lan outing. Tuesday. .111 the form of a
l picnic at Calf Poeture, Norwalk.
l
1
MlSS Lena (lakes, of Craw Atenue.‘
the popular and efficient clerk at the’
Rowayton Post otllce, is enjoying a;
weeks' vacation from her duties. i
i
H
.nanmayl
. AND ‘
'nmunaroml
1 church, next ‘ O '
.Stirldtlgemggnlignrgggugnglurray of New Miss Katherine Jessup. 0' North “Fl
York, formerly soloist in the Church nue, was the “a” on honorvat the TH :
1111 1101 Se lchre will sing “"0558“? wedding 111 Norwalk on.
o e y Fifi: ' Saturday afternoon. , '
.—
Captain John S L'il‘ommedieu and
his wife have returned to 'Rowayion,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mackenzie;
who are occupying the house Miss 111.:
after spending the weekend with Mr llan Hartlilton, are entertaining friends:
and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. Lakeview from the city.
avenue. I __33____ 3
'Il Miss Abigail Savage, of Ravmond
Dr Howard Stout Nellson. who is iul Mrs. L. Franklyn Way left hurriedly street has returned to her home herex
the Ordnance Department, returned for New .l'orlt. Tuesday morning, at after being the guest of relatives in'
Saturday from France. itor receiving a telegram that her Brooklyn for several days
‘ ~- ‘ brother was dying at Coup Gordon, At-.
Patrick Quinn has been ente1tainlng lama
his neltew, Kenneth Mitchell of New
York ‘1
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1
l; Benjamin Huyler, of Rowayton aver,
p.118 11 special eerrme man in the .1-5
Jon” E Bel"? was elected secretary lectiVe draft, leaves on Thursday for
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Mrs. Herbert Howe of the Heights Bureau Tuesday evening. He takes Camp Upton. Long island where he
3"“ "WW" 0’ ”‘9 New “mm" W‘" will enter the senice of the Unit”! WWW
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN TELEPHONE SER VICE
Beginning August 15th
PLEASE DO NOT ASK THE OPERATOR FOR
THE TIME OF DAY. m
30.000 times daily our.0perators answer the
ouestion.—“What is the Time?”
TheSe inquiries. of a nature foreign to the telephone
service. have imposed a heavy burden on the system. In
the past we have been glad to furnish the information.
But—we are now forced. to discontinue the orac—
tice in order to conserve Time. Labor and Equip-
ment in the prosecution .of our regular work.
WAR CONDITIONS have new. increased the de—
mands upon our switchboard and other facilities for do-
mestic. commercial and government messages. therefore
BEGINNING AUGUST 1511 PLEASE no HOT 1511 run or
naa'roa roa ran : 5 3,1 in
runs or my.
"'3‘ 83:85“
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
1
is entertaining Miss Alice Walker of the place of Robert H. Bradley who States of America i
Scranton. Pa. 3 E resigned on account of leavlrrg town.
d l I ' Miss Emma Cushman. of Loifau'l
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyd of the ‘ At the Band of Hope in Raymond street, is “303,338 a.twoweoksf V’aca-l
Heights are entertaining Miss Pauline Hall next Sunday evening, Gustav '1‘. (ion from her duties m the amt-e of the;
Ken" or New “man «3 BOChmlm- representative 0' ““3 C0“ Connecticut Light and Water companV.
"'— 1 nectlcut Temperance Union, will speak of Norwalk and is spending the time in
-"’.
1
shop. and who left some time ago for
W Camp Devens. was sent back to Nor
' Walk yesterday for physical disability.
J. Saraty, laundrymln 111 Fitch's
Home for the Soliders, is sullering
from an infected wound on one of his
‘11 yesterday's account of the fire at hand“-
. 3 10 Pleasant street. the Sentinel errone-
l ,z3ously stated that James Haslett occu-
pied theupper. floor of the. house. Mr.
Hasletthas requested that this correc
3 tion be made.
after visiting Henry R. Totvne at
l Litebfleld
i Mrs. '1‘. N? Collins of Noroton
Eaat Norwalk Tobacco Fund, Heights has received a cablegram a11-
DoargFrlend's: I received the pack- nouncing the arrival in France of her
. age‘ofsmokSs and goodies and want 8011. 3' R~ Treowock.
to express my appreciation ion the
game. They 3arrived at the " right
time as my supply. was getting low.
While sitting here writing 1 am enjoy-
«.2 tag. a feyy puffs on the co'rncob pipe?
To receive such a package from the
$3133: folks up home, makes it fell 0’ realize Richard Abenrdoth. Jr., of this town.
that the folks of his home town are who is now in Fiance with the Ameri-
backingup the boys in the service .1 can army. has been in the hospital
for one am glad to be in the service for with mumps I“ two weeks.
“It surely brings ‘out the best in a fel-
low.’ ’
. “ This place is nearly like home. The
‘ :7 sleeping quarters are excellent and the
cats are;3 great. Just to give you all all
111111 of 11. Sunday dinner i will send you
our bill 3,015 fare for last Sunday: roast
chicken, graVV, potatoes, beets,
beans. coffee. watermelon,
and while bread.
So you can see why a fellow gains
!
Fort Jay, N.‘Y., Aug. 12.
Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ty
ler of the Heights. has enlisted in the
Marines, and is now in training at
‘Paris Island, S C.
‘ The literary colony at Tokeneke has
'received another addition. Mrs. Hon-
ore Wiluie, editor of The Delineator.
having leased the J. A. hlaclliartin
house.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1. Austin and
string
cherry 16 their daughter, Mrs. Charles Geraten-
p mater of Noroton Heights, visited rela-
tives at Luddington, N. J.. last Sunday.
‘Miss Edna Sharer of the Darien tele-
on “The War Against the Saloon "
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Cbarles lllltiugo of Harrison avenue
thas rented the Easiey place in Hoyt nun. who has been undergoing treat
street. and will 'take possession about
Mr“ F- T- TWIN has returned ‘0 October 1. 1111.11. 1. Ennley and Dr turned to her home.
her home at Nearwater Lane Noroton, Doro. Eaaley anticipate removing to much improved and her many friends
New York in the fall.
1.
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On Thursday, August 8. the great-1
great grandson of old Dr. Noyes was
christened at the family home in Park
street by Rev Charles Otis Scoville of
3 Trinity church. New Haven. The child
is named Ernest Raymond Little, Jr.
George Bolton returned from Camp
John Pershing. Rocklapd lake Park.
New York. Sunday. after an absence of
nearly two months. After being home
a day he became ill with mumps. and
is now confined to his home in South
Main street.
Misslllouise Olmstead, who has been
enjoying a week's vacation from her
work in the Fidelity Title and Trust
Co’s offices in Stamford, resumed her
duties this week. Her Vacation was
spent with friends and relatives in
Bay Ridge and Ocean Grove.
Walter Stewart of the Walter Stew-
tart Co's store, gave Walter 111111?» a
farewell party at Salon Point, Mon-
day evening. The time was spent in
weight in the army life. Theboy s
over there are doing great work and
phone exchange, who was overcome
1 by the heat a couple of weeks a o ju t
ll we we. t is‘ o et-aoro . » g .1 5
R t 8 as and show a year to the day from a previous at-
Kaiser Bill that we also can do our bit.
Thankingyou again for your kind- 22:11:51 :1: same kind. is an“ at her
3MB.~1'8.m_ 3 3. . f one condition.
Yours truly.
Private- Henry M. WARM,
Medical Corps. Fort Jay.
Dr. Harry 1D. Hanson, who is now
living on his own place, Shady Nook
town. where the doctor is so fond of
meeting his fellow townsmen, has been
obliged to travel "afoot for about a
week past, as one of the parts of his
car, which the makers say has never
been known to break before. gave way.
V‘A‘ number of letters and post cards
3 have been received by Michael P.
Dunne. chairman oi'the‘ East Nor-walk
, Tobacco Fund, from he E‘a'ét Side
ung men in he service “knowledg—
‘g the receipt of packages of smokes
d goodies. ' Foll‘wing are two typical
tors such as are received every daY. ' parcel post mail, that he may be able
Camp Devens,Aug.12,191li.ito ride again
Dear Friend Dunne:
have been gomg to write you for
3 ms that every time i start my pen‘.
our way there is always a few dirtyl3
. thee to wash And, Chi, how we
.to wash clothes. This weather
been haying is just the thing The extremely hot weather made the
rty them too :but 1 don’t 311111103133 Gm? Bottling Works a very busy- place
thing compared to what you ‘—
‘ ye bee getting. .
3 great, tuft to march three or Vlsillns With WSW” Smith in Oak
as for 3533 we have street for two weeks:
Farm. over a mile from the center of
Dr. Hanson is eagerly awaiting every
Miss Louise Barns of Waterbury 111
Mrs. Raymond's cousins, Judge Alfred
‘ '0
swimming, dancing, sports and supper.
The employees of the store and a num-
ber of close friends comprised the
merry party. Mr. Miller was pre
sented with a wrist watch.
William McGrath'arrived this week
from Fort Sill. Oklahoma, where he
has been confined to the Base Hospital
for many months. suffering from the
effects of pneumonia. He received a
leave of absence of sixty days or more
if he needs‘it. He is topping with his
mother. Mrs. Thomas‘ McGrath.
Forest street. ‘
The remains of Joseph T. Granleri of
Plainfleld, N. J.. were brought to the
V i springfleld cemetery. Monday. andxin-
terred in the family plot. The deceas-
' _ed was 21 years old and was the son
of Michael Granierl, who resided in
‘ this town about twenty'years ago.
being at- that time employed by Bene—
dict 9: Co.. shoe monufacturers. He
was killed in a motorcycle accident.
Dr. Percy E. Raymond of Cambridge.
Mass. hasrbeen spending a .week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Raymond of Seminary street. 0n
‘ Thursday of last week, Dr. Raymond.
with his mother and daughter, Mirth,
1
3 motdred to Bridgeport and called on
"s
Springfield linen.
Mrs. Kale Thames'of Rowayton ave l
meat at the Norwallt hospnal has re-
Mrs Thomelt Ill
hope that she will continue to improve.
The beautiful yacht of Mr: Cousins."
of the firm of Dix & Cousins, of Brook;
lyn. has been in the Rowayton harbor3
for a few days and. while here, Mr.‘
\
Harris 81 Caps
a—Ia—n—
illl
“Quality Shop”
Showing of New Fall Velvet
Hats at Moderate Prices -
18
fiCOAL
That’s All
..
“in. 1.11.11. saunas-rants!
l . In Edect June 18, 1918
wow NORWALK TO new YORK‘
CROCKERY
A large assortment of Open
Coming called upon friends whom he _ A "3...; 41,3 5 27, 5. 49, 5 08 88061! Dmnerware, Decorated
made when a young man and would ' 3 6.57s 73:18: 7254:, 8: 21:. 8: 59:. 9: 24! Tea and Dinner Sets, 011 s and
9: :11 1‘0: 33: 10: 52:. p
2”“? ”a“ °' the “mm" "mm- “w‘m W P. 11-12: 0311, 12: 52 (Stamford Saucers. Plain White Hotel Ware.
"9 ' E ‘ 4 only) 1: 09:91: 38!. 3:1711. 1:3211. 5.2711 . .
—-——- Tel. 721. 5: 4113. a 02x, 6: 2111.5: 17 (Stamford on' “be" F 68110“
Local gardens have shown wonderful 3 3 1y), 7- 02:3 5 95,3 9 20 (except Saulr 3
improvement durng the past two weeks 5.")3 10 97,3 ° , :5 Wm 85. so I“
or since the rain. which followud a . A -\ Sundays.
ions drought. All sorts of vegetables "" r u A 51-12 3&3 5 273,3 5 49!, 3 59 Prompt Dollar-11.5111... 1w
are now producing bountifully. except 3 3 _v 9- $3331}; 'g3géxl2' 2934:} 312: 4-32xl g_ __.
”9““ T“ “‘1’ “mm “’8 E 5: rd. 8:021: r: 62:. 721511, 1:15}. 7557::
were 800d but the We "09 ‘1“ 8° JUNIOR GA ENERS ‘ s 011:, 10.01:. 10:10. _ 1: DANCE FESTA .
poor Sweet corn is plentiful, as evl ‘ HOLD FIELD. DAY new voax 10 SOUTH NORWALKs
denced in the drop price to 25 came 1 _ _ . ‘ ‘ A. M-—.4:10x. 5: so. 6: 34. 38:003.: At Old Mill Farm. Weston
per dozen within a week. (Continued tram First Page.) 8' i139}:- lg~0§x45§5312g301L 06 1_ 119: ForIBTeZefit 11X §1evlggfiofin for
it is wlth pleasure that we are able “Wk“! hard and successfully to mutual (Saturday 031V) 1 35 fulfil“ 0:133! in the Fame“, palace' Coptarole.
fth i it the day a. his "we" for 9““? boy 2"“, 2 57' 3' 30x, 3 5 4 x (ex p Italy by the late Mrs Florence
to report that the first digit 0 e e and 8M nresant. Sat Maya). 4' 23. 5.131. 5‘ 29 Q00" BJldWlfl. and continued in hrr roent-
hand of P. M. Needle. the bustling cor-
camp 11wa weeks‘when he was atriclr 3
en with spinal 11$oulngitis and. alter
being in the hospital several months
6. 0 1. 8:10; 11:15:. 11: 451.
The detalied result of the games foi- or, by her friends through the Am
. 0 day .-
ner grocer, has how practically recoV lows. 3"" 9.2“ erlcan Red Cross in Italy.
ered from the bad injury it received, Norwalk ““1“" Game. 9 10%3x¥$6:£'8 My" 9‘00" ‘ . SPECIAL PROGRAM:
when Mr Needles finger came in con; South Norwalk """"""" :3 Ell—12:10. 1. 03:. 1: 5411. 3:3511. Booths, Refreshments, Concert,
tact with a meat cutter several weeks . Athletic Wtefi—Gthydufipbb 5, 02 5: 25!. 6: 00:3, 7: 05: 8: 10x. 8: 23 Da’lFtnd.
ago. Mr. Needle 15 now _able to open} (30,33, ' ' ' 9:01:51 1131; 001.41: 15:. 11: 1511. New For-routers“? 803m:
ate the chopper once more, but is do- HFirstlllfitiznneth Conly: Second, Paul SOUTH Normfl‘ELK To ‘ ‘_ 4
tag so with considerable care. upper e -- A M.:-—12 28x 12: 58x 5: 37 6:07 . ' »
- (“"1“ 7 15 9.1911. 10 22., 11 58x ~ SPECIALS FOR THIS
”,lt‘irst Florence nearing; second, Na- 2. 20 (Brid e on only WEEK ‘ '
Many 99091“ were surprised to re “m Sullivan. P 3“”! 120; 2; 41 (llridfzexrlort only. Plate Corned Beef ............ 181: lb.
nouncements of the montage of Matb- Three-legged Race. gfifififi“? ’47 (Bridgeport. excepl Lean Corned Beef ............. 32c lb.
ew J Burke of 3051111 Norwaik. former; (Boys) 3 S t d s)' 3- 27: 4:28.13 19, 6: 21, ‘ ‘ ’ ' 32 lb
| First ,Oertle and Chamberlain' sec- 11 ur ay . o Rump Corned Beef ......... c . 3UP
ly a resident of hownyion last week: ’ ' 6: 51 7: 09311 7: 32 (Bridgeport only).
and. Harold Bissell 1111113 Fred Bissell. ' Sugar Cured Hams: ------- 33° “"
l“ Trov; New Y0“ ‘0 Miss Jane Fran (urns) 9: 25: S day. Smoked Shoulders .......... 261: lb.
ces Conroy. a former emplo‘ee 0' the First, Mary Mount and Naomi Sulli- 33AM M3423 zsxtmlz: -5é 7: 43, 11:19:! out. and Yankee 3 Bacon” ..32c 11:.
Cluett. Féabody: company in South 71111; lsabelle Moflltt and Florence 10 19 11-121,11'58x. L L b ..351: “,3
Norwalk, now of Trov Mr and “r5 Destinat- - p 111.——2: 10x. 3: 05:, 4: 42:. 6:33!. ‘9‘ am ' """" "and... 401: 11:.
«Burke will make their home at 6 High} Sack Race. " 6: 48, 7:0811. 8228 9-2511. 101103! Lamb Chops """""" 340 in
t t S th N alk upon their “1.3 (Boys-l NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH Shoulder Chops . .............. .
in 5’99 0“ 0‘33” 1 First, Chariott; second, Joseph 138- 1 - NORWALK. Lamb Stew ............ 22c lb.
turn to Norwfilk. mm “ wed‘m‘g m” 10311 A 11—12: 2511.1 1:.10x 4 '53x. 5-50 N 1 Va I. ...... 225 lb. 119
to Saratoga Springs. N- Y ' (GM!) 6:50, 8205!. 8 30. 9 4111, 11: 00' ' ‘ we a ..... Dl' tesaen.
333W _._ NFlrst. Mildred Cronenberg; second ’ p M.:———12 17:, 3:40:11. 4. 35 5:13x Full ““1711le a 103 c n Geode.
1 nd who has aoml Sullivan. 2x3 5‘- 37, 5:1111, 921811. Full Line of its use a
Private 1111101131380“ “ at 051113 San Throwing Contact. 5' 3 Sundays. . Premlum Salad Dresalng. Blue Rib:
been onamrlousliforthe 1’“ ‘3 r1111, Mildred Cronenberg; second. A mm 1011. 4 53;, 7.55, 5:30x. 5.. a Dressing Yacht club
has been instluct‘ld ‘° ”W“ m my Naomi 3mm“ ‘ 11:11:. 11:00. W a 1 My, .wm Salad
at Camp Hancock, Atlanta Georgia, 0?- Rooe Pull . p 11—12: 17x. 1: 5511. 2: 23!. 3: 40x, s'alad Dress 1111, 15. and 851: 111. ‘
Thursday. Augustylb Milton 9113113181113 (Norwalk vs. South Norwalk.) 4 35 5 53335-111, 7: 05:, 9:161. 9: 95. Dressing ......... k 321: lb
as a machinist and had only been in Norwalk takes twostralght. 11- 4"" 59m“ Hamburger St“ . ‘
ANBURY
SOUTH NORWALK TO D
A. M.:——-6 13. 8: 27 9: 591.
P. M,—31: 27. 1: 53451.2 :‘48 (Saturdays
only), 4: 39x, 5: 27 (except Saturdays)
RACING RULE RESCINDED
Charltock’s Market.
'76 N. Main St.
__.—.4...
'l'urf Career for Two-Yearflldp Will
recovered and wdF’lhen given a “mi. Begin Jami of Each- Year. 5- 2.5
lt‘to Rowayton to '3 . i ' ~ . Sundays. 3
liifileiité’mfieliiom gamma 111111 5 sansroca, N. r., ' Aug 15 —The . 5‘15“ 71’: 32357310. 2:019: " Te] 583.2
and will gofiabk {91113 southern train-{Jockey Club has rescinded the rule pro 3 fulfill-I‘ll} TC; SOUTH N on“, ALK
mg camp on Thursday. Although his .hlbltlng the racingeof B'Yem‘ 01“ W107 A. ”—6: 00' 7: 253 8 25 10 0533 "tfim “Smith NOTWIlI Tm“ Commy
friend‘s! ‘a‘r‘e: try to have him go. to April 1.’ The decision came in an- 11: so has secured 11 supply of booklets 50’“.
31331119 glad that 0 Could come home fewer in on 1199961 from b19998". P. ll.:——4 83. 7: 07. 8: 35 (except 5‘“ mining “War Time Recipes ” which
to real ithroughout the country, who declared uf” .1) Sundays. they will she to the ladies of Nonalk
at known to
ma: Solomon.
. Silk w:
the
calling for them. The supply is 1131111311-
ed and when exhausted they will not
‘ manner mm 11111 for 1119111
(nth WOW-idiotic“ “‘
that their industry was being crippled
throusll the narrowing of the market.
for their prom. . .. _
Norwalk Chronicler