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er
___._ ""‘ new WHEAT "i“.‘i‘i‘i‘ ‘iiiwmmm "“°‘ w'
, unconscious; n... r... n u... will“... 2.5
420
Last Year’s Overcoais' .
———AT———
' ’ Lasi Year’s Prices
nuts 34 10 42
, i tain eighty per cent. wheat flour and is two pounds rye flour to every three'
. o ‘ only twenty per cent. of cereal aub- pounds standard the noun When'
. O stitutea. r ' ‘ lrye is used in. this roportion or a‘
—--.-—-- ; exceed seventy P" cent. of the 1017
(Continued tre- llrat Page.) iconaumption is hereby rescinded.
. ‘ Rule 28. Wheat lour substitute:
1 The universal War bread. which' for bakers remain as heretofore with
Norwalh will eat, in common with the exception of rye, which will be
Ithe rest of the country and all its al- a substitat when used upon a basis
lites. nail the war is won, will con- a substitute when tiled upon a basis‘
’ COATS
! The following is the oflcial notid- greater proportion, no other subati-i
cation received by the local commit- tutes are required: if less than this
tee: ’ lproportion of rye flour is used. the
The following is an advance pro- dilerenoe between such amount usedi
gram of the new conservation rules and forty per cent. must be made up]
effective September lot. This was of other substitutes. l
received by telegraph and is subject.i Rule 3A. Bakers will be requiredt
to some correction on receipt of the to use one pound nubetitutes to each?
printed copf. it is. however, sum-z four pounds wheat dour in all bakery'
clently accurate for your advance in- products, including bread. except
‘ formation: jClass 3A crackers. in which only ten
“The recent careful survey by the per cent. substitutes other than rye
NOR WALK l“
SOCIETY i].
‘and Personal l.
NEWS
4—:
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William B. Hanlon. of Monroe
street. arrived in this city from Tex-
as, and his many Triends were pleas-
ed to see him in the uniform of an of-
BUV 0NE NDW! -
- The New Overcoats Will Be Al- |1
most Double
.DuyYour Overcoat Now
. E .
Joseph Davis__
”85 WASHINGTON“. Silllill NORWHK
‘
;Food Administrators of the United are required. The use of the name “99" 0f "'9 ‘11“le States Army. He
'Smtfis. mace, England and italy,jVictor-y will be allowed in all pro- received his commission as a second
of l e f resources of the 220,000; ducts containing the above propor~
000 people fighting against Germany, tions of substitutes. :lrmelmi‘t blastd wee; and "To“
shows that to maintain enough sun: Revisions of Piev’aus Rules—The s on y o _e ‘ vanc to first leu'
plies and necessary reserves against previous rules limiting licensees, mill— tenant. lt ‘5 1““ “"99“ months 311°
.corn bread. We must use the mix- ‘
disaster, there must be maintained in
all countries a conservation of wheat
flour during the coming year. it has
been agreed that the wheat bread of
the Allies shall contain 20 per cent.
other grains than wheat and it is only
just that we should bear our share
in this saving and our bread should
be at least universal with those who
are suffering more greatly trout the
war than ourselves. Distribution and
transportation circumstances in the
United States render it necessary to
rely very largely on: voluntary action
in our homes to enforce this mixture.
The VictOry bread—Io made is whole-
some and there is no dlillculty in pre-
paration. We desire to emphasize.
thefiict that mixtures outlined below
are for Wheat bread and the saving
of wheat flour. but they are not in-
tended to displace the large use of
ture with wheat flours in addition to
' ‘ lie former! s eciai
mom” mNUT 8 l olioiltIn 8!:an II'tlie local :orch has our normal consumption 0' corn,
rm AND TOILET p c a , ' bread. For this purpose. regulationsi
ARTICLES ibgen visiting in this city, and called me formulated below. effective Sep-’
on a number of his former colleasfies. icmber in, providing (1) for the pre-,
DER K188 I [partition and marketing by tiled [punt-l
‘ . q . tifacturing and distributing tra es 0
I‘ll! POWDER“, TALCUMH “'5' F'J' Camp. 0! Eat Atenue, the country. of a mixed flour comm
COLD CREAM. ETO- :who has been seriously ill at A" plying with the international policy:
Ehome for it long time. is reported to
the about the same as she _ was last
'week.
Special Low Prices At
POMY’B KODAK SHOP
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
'- COUTH-NORWALK. CONN.
-—‘§_oft and stiff hats. O'Brien.
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_ "M'" " " The forenoon passenger train from
Plitsfield for New York. was two
hours late yesterday on account of
trouble with the engine of Sheffield.
Mass.
which will be available for purchase!
by the household; (2) in regulations
covering the case where straight
'wheut flour is sold by retailers th‘fl'l
.at the same time 20 per cent. of other.
zccreal flours must be sold coincident:
ally: (3) requiring that all baker's
bread shall contain 20 per cent. of 350 to 3200 .1 m‘onth, the amount vary-i
other cereals and the Food Adminisv
trailon relies upon the householders-
20 per r .
of the country to mix at least
cent. of lhe substitute cereals into’ My
ere. wholesalers. retailers and bakers since he left town and enlisted.
to thirty days' supply of ilour will be
changed to permit a sixty days' supply.
The rules limiting sales by retailers
of wheat flour to oneelgbth of a bar-
rel in sparsely settled districts is re-
scinded. The rule limiting the sale of
flour by millers to wholesalers. or:
wholesalers to retailers in commas!
tlon with substitutes or certificates’
therefore, and the rule restricting the
sale to seventy per cent. previous}
sales are rescinded. Manufsc-'
turers of alimentary pastes and wheat
breakfast foods are limited to their.
normal consumption of wheat or}
wheat flour, with the understanding‘.
that they are not trunduly expand
their ordinary consumption of wheat:
Rules prohibiting the start of new
plants ready for operation prior to
July 1. 1916. are rescinded. Where
tall dealers.
' Yours very truly. 1
ROBERT SFOVILLE. jof Mrs, iloerum of Woodward avenue‘
Federal Food Administrator. I
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LOCAL DRAFT aoanns f
.. . WILL ow'mons MONEY
WASHINGTON, D. C., A0130.—
Increased pity
boards has been orited by Pro-
vost Marshal Gcnvral Crowdcr.
der an order. announced today.
bers of all boards will
1 n
mem-
lng with the number of registrants on
their rolls.
dollars willgbc the minimum.
llhe wheat flour at home for all uses. for members of boards I'lih 1.000 rel-
lleretofore the com.
~Rldgefield, Mrs. Charles Scofield.
mlllers sell directly to consumers,they.
shall obey the same regulations as re-
i
for 'flie local draft‘
! —-Bentlnel Want Ads Sure to Pay;
l-' ._ -._ .. __- -- ~—.
FRAIL. DELICATE CHILD»
‘rcceive' front 1
‘ CiiyLNews
The store owned by Peter Gelos, in
Houseman. Springtime. was buralar-
he‘d. last night. your dollars and fit-
ty cents and a number of packages of
cigarettes were stolen. A window on
monolith side of the building was
forced open and the burglars entered
through it.
.—.—_—
Eight of the farmercftes of Bedford.
who are stopping on the Woodcock
premises in that .vlllage now
i A ' ‘sbould be purchased separately from
=Corn meal for use of corn bread istrants or 'rss.
. co ea or each,
White shoes for Mondays outing. combination "in ,Mmuon.hfiflmbh“‘r:‘ ”9:1,!!!" m“
children's,shoes for frutisday's school "Ready Mixed Flour ’For Sale as "mumml'tt‘a'nc: " ‘ y
sessions "are 'lhe‘ unite , snatcttons‘Vioior'y Breath—It in desired to insure} ”NP 1" . .
made by Conneally : Bracken in a supply of ready mixed flours 'on, Officers at Moral cmdpr'a 0f-
Imarket and to have miller: and deal-'1,ce said today the .0...“ board mem-l
"‘9'" adveriiement today. .ers of all kinds encourage the use- . . d
l bars have made real sacrifices to o
:and sale of this ilour so that the 1 th at
country may be on a mixed flour their patriotic service. many 0 c .
basis without necessity of retailers'bavlng to give their entire time.
making combination sales of flour and'
substitutes. All such mixcd flours!
made according to the following reg-l
ulations should be labeled \‘ictoryi
Mixed Flour and are. to be labeled;
All of the local schools open next
Tuesday, and stockings for the child-
rcn must be provided. By a fortunate
purchase. Tristrrtm & Hyatt are able
'to offer exceptional values. in a big
variety of makes and colors. Read
t
SUES REALTV PROMOTER. 1
A real estate promotion scheme
from which large pt'bilis are admitted-
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Holley of
of
Norwalh. and Miss Elizabeth Stud-
well of Stillwatcr will spend the da!
with Mrs. E. .l. iiollcy. at [long Ridge.
Misa Antionette. Miller and Miss
Marie Niles, oil Henry street. are
spending their vacation in Yonkers
and New York (‘ity. and various other
places in that vicinity.
Luke A. (‘onneally, the genial V5l10t‘.
man of the flrm of Connoally Sr Brack-l
en. is enjoying his annual vacation. by
visits on business friends at both ends
of the city.
_.
Mrs. Ada Merritt and brother. of
Portchester. N. Y., have been guests
for a few days.
Miss Cornclia Odell has returned to
herihomc in thls city after a week's
, visit at Seabright. N. J.
i Restored to Health by Vlnol
Manvllle." R. l.——“Tbe whooping
cough—and later the measles left in)
‘little boy of eight years with no ap-
petite, thin, frail, delicate and tired
all the time. After everything else
had failed Vlnol gave him it hearty
appetite, restored his strength and
he is now as well as ever."-—.\lrs.
lung- 11- Hal. .
The beef and cod‘ live} pepionea
iron and manganese peptonatep and
glycorophosphates contained in Vlnol
were‘just what this little boy needed‘
.to restore him to health. We strong-
ly recommend Wool—Frank H. Ba;-
ter and druggists ”everywhere—7AM.
ROY
their adv. on last page.
__———-—
have employment on the Charles L.
Howes' farm. rented by the Yale a:
'l‘owrte. A blight has swept over the
bean crop and damaged it to a great
extent. and has also damaged some
fields of buckwheat, but the tomato
crop is doing nicely.
visions for Sunday and Labor Day.
at the lowest prices in the city, are
quoted in St'hullleS\ big itdv. today.
_lt is well to rcmenilier lhat‘ both
markets close all day next Monday.
so as to make prOper provision may
be made for three days“ “eats."
-Viola Dana in “Blue Jesus." at
Palace Theatre Toda'y.
.._.-_..
Before Referee Banks in the Bank-l Tlic outing
Extra specials of all lllnds of pro-
commltice of Hope
with the ingredients in order of their
'proportion. The flours so mixed
must be milled in accordance with
the standards -of the United States
Food Administration. No mixed
flours (except pancake hours) shall
be made or manufactured except in
the oxact proportions as otitlinedfie-
low.
Mixed wheat and barley ilour shall
be in proportion of four pounds wheat
flour to one pound barley ilour.
. Mixed wheat and corn ilour shall
contain the proportion of four pounds,
wheat flour to one pound corn ilour.
Mixed wheat. barley and corn ilour
—.
In lfloot June 18. 1918 ' ‘
ly being secured. but of which profit?
the real hacker enmiiposed half-inter-
.. N. H. a B. '1'!!! TABLE
est partner in receiving llllle OPiBOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
nothing. he alleges. is the basis for a: A. M.—1:47x. 5:27x. 5:49x.
suit involving 323.000 brought by}
1:30. 10: x. : .
George Gasgoine of Ryc. N. Y.. againsti 33 10 62‘
P. M.——12:03x, 12 :52
0:08.
6.57x. 7:18x, 7:54x, 8,:2lx, 8:59x, 9:24x.
(Stamford
Lawrence Tlmmons. :1 Hal estate bro- only). 1:09x. 1:38x, 3:17x. 4:32x, 5.27x,
ker. of Greenwich. Gasgoine demands 5346» 6:023: 5525X- 61" (Stamford 03'
an accounting and his share of the 1!). 7:0": 3:0“: 9320 (except 33W!“
pron at. days). 10:07:.
, -_.-.— ‘ Sundays.
i . A. M.——~12:34x. 5:27x. 5:49x.
‘ruptcy'court yesterday it first meet-
ing of the. creditors of Ralph E. Perryl
of Red‘dlng was held. Charles 0. Per-'-
1y of Reddlng was appointed trustee.
under bond of 8500, and Geofge S.
assassins Edward M. Bradley were
appointed appraisers.
l-lose company has completed all its
arrangements for the clamliakc to be
held in Sch’midt grove. (‘i-anbury, on
lSunday. it is expected that all the
members of the. company now‘ in town
with a large number of guests. will
be present at this timedtonored affair.
shall contain the proportions of eight
pounds wheat flour to one pound bar-
lt-y and one pound corn ilour. _
Mixed wheat and rye ilour shall
contain the proportion of three.
pounds wheat flour and not less than
two pounds rye ilour. _
Whole wheat, entire wheat. or gr'a-
srtllot-s and airmen just issued, will. ii
is estimated, cost 1223000000 ycarly.
The increased alloWanccs arc in Nri
spec! of children under fourteen yearsl
old and for motherless children. who
are being maintained in hornes.
8:59
LONDON. August 30.—1A new scale , , . '
or separation allowances for soldier'm9'gxfilflfiabxu'fifi'x 312x 4‘39!
5:46. 6:02x. 7:02x. 7:12x. 7:45x. 7:57x,
8:06x, 10.07x. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-»4:10x. 5:30. 6:34. 8:00x.
8:511. 9:1'ix. 9:45x. 10:50):
P. M'.-—12.03x. 12:45x. 1:06. 1:09
(Saturday only). 1:35 (Saturday only).
effect that building of any road or:
the making'of any other public im-r
'An orchestra will be one of the al-
The Federal management of th°.tractiona.
railroads has sent out notice to the' charge of the bake.
. . -—Rings at all prices for gentlemen
1‘ ovement. WhiCh would result in ‘ and ladies—the best present to each
Federally controlled railroad being other: Brand's Jewelry Store. where
«sensed $500 or more. must haVe the: quality is higher than prica.
:i‘proval of the railroad management. ,
* wiring it. the government reserVes! The Rev. Raymond Cunningham.
" right to refuse payment. mayor-rector of the Episcopal Church, at
Bernard Cook will have;
ham ilour or meal shall contain at
least 95 per cent. of the wheat berry. -
All the above Victory Mixed Flours.
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'may be sold without substitutes but!
at no greater price from the miller.!
wholesaler. or retail dealer than lné
the case of standard wheat flour. l
Retail Sale of Standard Whent‘
Flour.———Thc new resolutions supery
sede the flit’y-iltty. rule. The retail;
dealer selling standard wheat flour is
required to carry in stock either bar-i
ley flour. corn meal. or corn flour and
with' every sale of wheat flour must
GRANlMl USED slit
lil Mild iiii
She Mixed Sulphur With it to Re-
atore Color, Gloss, Youthful-
nasa
Common garden sage brewed into
2:15x, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:53. 4:131: (except
Saturdays). 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29. 6i00x.
6:03x. 8:10x. 11:15x. 11:45x.
, Sundays.
A. M.—-6:00_ 8:00x. 9.00x, 9:21x,
10:03x. 10:50x. ‘
P. M.-12:10.1:03x. 1:54x. 3:35x.
5:02. 5:25x. 6:00x. 7:05x. 8:10x. 8:23,
9:00x. 10:00x. 11:15x;11:45x.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN. ,
A.,M.—12:26x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15. 9:19x. 10:22x. 11:58x.
a heavy tea with sulphur added. will
- jiginom received such notice today.
Reddlng Ridge. is at Camp Zachary turn gray, streaked and faded hair;
sell a combination of some one or
P. M.——1:20,, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
W Taylor, Louisville, Ky. for a five
weeks’ course of training. for the
{work of chaplain in the army. His
{church has given him leave of air
lsence for that period and further nc~
ition will be taken if he is assigned
'to a chaplaincy in the army. as it
host who. wish to pros-
r ’tn work l
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except
or of these in the roporfibfi of beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just ‘
m e p lesturdays). 3:27x. 4:28. 5:19, 6:21.
one pound substitute_to each four
pounds of wheat ilour.
No'dealer may force any other sub-
stitutes in combination upon the con-
sumer, and these substitutes must
conform to the standards fixed by t
i
a few applications will prove it reva-
3 lotion it your hair is failing, streaked]
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul-
phur recipe at home, though, in iron.
he blesome. An easier-way is to get 1:410:19. 11:12x.
‘6251, 7:09x. 7:32 (Bridgeport only),
maimilarza tion
oftheinwonldbanln'npt
anation. The -
i' earls to a seat in
verity’s comer. p
Uenhlnta'eatl'aldon
“all
.dPer
_ popular in Bedding and among num-
United States F00d .t‘dmlnlslfldlon- 50-cent bottle of Wyeth's'sage and
There are some localities where other Sulphur Compound at any drug storel
xxfiiégeznavewfi‘r1?];er Ellis: all ready for use. This is the old time
der to meet this situation the follow-Z recipe improved by the a(”Mon 0*
lug flours may also be. sold in such; other ingredients.»
0’0“! acquaintances ln “listen-V- 'combinatlon in lieu of the above While wlgpy' gray, faded hair 1. not
Miss Laura J. Pollard is quite ill at hours if the consumer so demand; sinful. we all desire to retain our
street. at ration one pound to each four, . «
her home in Camp lpounds wheat flour: that is. ltafi‘lri youthful appearance and attractive-
is expected he will be. rM.. Cun-
ningham, who is an able and sue
cessful young clergyman. is very
g -' ilour. mllo flour. feterita ilour. and “all. BY darkening: your half With
35‘93570'" MAOHINISTS AR‘ 'meals. rice flour, oat ilour, peanut Wyeth'a Sale "Id Sulphur Com-
‘ .RESTID flour. bean dour, potato dour. sweet} pound. no one can tell. because it
‘ .._.._- potato flour, ,and httch'whgat ”1113:;
BRIDGEPORT,‘Ang. 30.—-'1'hrée ma- Pure rye flour or men may e ' .
clitnista who-quit work following the a substitute but must be sold in our "m “’fmm " 'W” °' '°"_ ”m“
‘ id at portion of at least two pounds of rye with it and draw this through your
Tut-Welsh “3° 8" '°’° 7° "'l with three pounds when! flplll‘a 'rh, hair. taking one small omelet ‘
day arrested in front of the plant oi. 10,9301“ rules will! to all custom In": by morning “rm, hairs h".
does it so naturally. so evenly. You
"1° “m“ Gmmm‘ fi'Tfifii‘lwmwwudfi mania“? m an" with" m“-
C. ,X‘wi‘ fimodmefl‘r 3’ gm mm w. 0" M" ’0? hair ,-m0lfl..
tram-onus»
.5:32x, 5:37, 6:11x. 9:18x.
9:26x.
Sundays.
A. M.——-12:26x. 12:53. 7:43, 9:19x.
11:58x.
P. M.——2:10x. 3:05x. 4:42x, 6:332.
48. 7208!. 8:28. 9:25x. 10:10x.-'
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—:~12:25x. '4:10x, 4:53x, 5:50.
0:50. 8:05x. 8:30. 9:41x. 11:00. p
P. M.——12:l7x. 3:40x. 4:35, 5:13:
Sundays.
A. M.—-4:10x. 4:53x. 7:55, 8:30x,
9:41: 11:00. - .
P. M.——12:17x, 1:55x. 2:23x. 3:401:
4:35, 5:13x. 0211:. 7:05x. 9215:. 9:35.
11:40x.
SOUTH NORWALK 'TOV DANBURY '
A. M4213, 8:27, 9259:.
P. Lip-1:27. 1:54x. 2:48 (Saturdays
only). 4239:. 5:37 (except Saturdays)
0:25. ' ‘ .
- Sundays. ,
A. M.——8:85..10:29I. .
R. M.~—z:15. 7520.
D NIURY TO, 0901'" NORWALK
_ ‘ it 7.36. 0:15. it):
i
I‘
§fiour or rye flour as though you kneaded for many. »'.‘
«HOWL’AND'S .' §
as 'on Main St, Fairileld Art, Gannon 59.
1". Enfran'c
' ~ —~ -,-...‘..--u.--
4“»
l‘Btore hoary—8:30 to "5 daily except Saturdaygg'i.
t (my; thenopontill9P.M. '_ “ ‘ -‘
..,,_
("33 ‘.
-. “try Waist beauties, _
l i
new. charming and . I
' t,
extra value. ~
Freshly hurried to the store, a;
gathering of crepe dc t‘lilile and
Georgette crepe waists notable i'o
fiiicncss and charm—and specia
lil'lt‘t}.
'l‘iio ncw~ embroidery . of fine
gleaming beads appears upon
some.
"The new effective decoration of.
fillC‘SUlllilCllC braid appears upon
others.
And there are new beautiful
iriiiimings of lace; while others aro
embroidered iii pretty )attcrns. .
Pure white and tasteful flcslr
tint—arid such other pleasing col-v ‘,
ors as now and taupe and block._ ‘.
Some are or" new model" wiili .
round neck and no collar. ».
Sonic have (loop square collar, .
. , and plain round iici-k. .
, Some of white have unique embroidered design ,
done in rttit'rtctivc color. ’ Z,
Flllt‘ and nppciilitig. from 0\'(‘l‘_\' viewpoint. ..
Well worth regular price which would )
bc $4.50 or $5; but ready _ $3 95
for quick follgifil—fl—M" _ ‘
.. Note the beauty :
of serge dresses .134 5
. for young folks. ’
J‘ust'plamicd to tit-light girls who appreciate ,
{beatitywand to COlllblllO good scr'vicc with“ the delight “a
they bring. '
Serge of nice fiiic. toxitirc, iii
tones and iii quiet rit-b plaids.
Straight-lino models, but with pleats. either..-
.widc or narrow used in cunning fashion to give more
'bcaiiiy. ‘ ~ i
Some even of plain littc combined with plaid—4‘
and fitiislicd with smart big buttons! '
Sizes .12 14 16 and 18— ' ‘
Second floor.
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handsome blue *
. , ._
an.
‘7 -« $18 to $25." 1,
Pretty cups and
saucers in plenty. ‘
Sunroof cliiim of ll:"llt texture and fine finish are)
from Japan. .
llcco Med with plain gold liiic
,lltll'tlt‘l'——-$3.25 to $4.]0 dozcti. l _-
'l‘lircc different gracci’ul shapes made of excel?
lent pore/clap): .
llcrtvy enough to assure good long service, lightly ,
enough to be attractive and pleasing. . . -- 97.:
Pltllll white with bold hand, stamped with gold in“ _ "
lllt't‘ patterns, or dcco'raictl with titstcful floral sprays,
——$3 to $23.50 ilozcit.
Sonic. ODD pieces of plain white and of’ deeds
raicd tableware. iiicludcs plates of four sizes and’
dislics ot‘ scvcral sixes, few pitchers and - cups andl ,:,
saucers too— - 50' to 450 each. .1
a
or with attractive r?
l
Fourth floor.
- Good staunch
bread mixers-$1.50.
_ Broad mixer savcs allot of time and \vork——ttiid;
'mnkcs delicious broad. ‘4
. Simply put in the flour and other ingi‘cdknts—r
and then turn till (1011in is evenly mixed. '
Yes; it makes just as good bread from Victory, 3-.
minutes by hand. _ . .
Built of good heavy block tin, with strong mix'q
ing dcvicc,—~of special value at ~ , . $1.50
' . Fourth floor. til I' H " ‘
. Tried a _
Kold-Pack preservcr? .
_ . Lots of housewives have had fine “luck” with'k
kold-pack method of rcserver. ’ f.
If anything woul insure success, this Fries pref-t 7
server apparentlylwould, ’Tis built right, is strong
land good,-w1ll wear and wear, my be put to sever
mega ' ,
Norwalk Chronicler