. l i
Mi Nlllllfiiiil
.~ Six Furlongs in Bel-
: t Stake in 1:10, But
wards Disqualify Her
Wand. the last at ilbl teal
chestnut filly belonging to Gif-
A; Cochran. ran one of the best
of her oaraar yesterday after-
ln the Autumn Museum Han-
for naught. After leading home
- . wand sprinters as the Brigh-
blc’s Flap, George W. Loft's
A K. Maconber‘s Hollister. and
: erwyck Stable ins Frank, she
usiiled and premier honors
awarded to Hollister. which fit.
second
:7 Wand ran like the wind along
u during the. , first eighth of.tl.
the six furiong straight course;
she got it into her head to go to
ther side of the track and she
ed over to the extreme outside.
. far ahead of her opponents‘
she began to bolt and did not in
with any of them until she was
a few lengths of the rail. There
. Huntered . Flags.» which bad
all earlier ia-tbe race and was
at a great clipovar a diagonal
t hapmed when Flags and
‘Wuld mine close together is a
‘ oi «tincture. Every one
.. to sea the inle differently.
laid Fairy Wand struck Fiago
claimed Flags ewetved of his
-.~. will,- and that Fairy Wand
- him out, and still ~ others
,. the opinion that Mr. Cochran's
v used Jockey-Lyle tin-Flags to
p to save hinfleiicfrom- being
' over like IMO.“ ~
ns Six Furious in 1:10..
. straightened out again Fairy
came tearing down to the.
,at a whirlwind‘paee. She out-
‘ her opponentn and at the end
l.tll in front of Holllster,
had run straight and true
out. Despitev the scam of
, she lostvbr cutting across the
Fairy Wand ‘sped the six fun
in the remarkable fast time of
soon at the horses returned to
- es the Judgescalled several of
ng dolibmtion. ordered thedlar
on. This sctmwn hotap
by the crowdandhiaaea and
WWdthoJiawuds.»
“most disappointed parsonwvsr
.. ualiilwiol wasl. little
.ll I his lily. W than
' or ionic and alwaymlua
the is IWlm‘“
bum-horsemen
no other rider even if he
. .. bolting when she not mints.
d to dqso.
tit and (l‘rash, carried the red
and bind the colon»: of Lieu.»
, ..B Cassatt“; to victory in the
e. Hetslmwcd no signs of his
.to his unmet. .,
‘ the Kbntucky Stable‘s Night-
rolnped home the winner of the
e W. Or'wcantbld him up
01.000.3adslcsrsd selling price.
. His own" bid an addition'
and Niflltatlclt was returned to
. barn.
it
-»....
___.__._~_- .
MISS DEROIT m WIN.
Second. Hoat— foo intmianal»
Powerslaat cu...
'iN'i’O, Sept. b.—Tbs Miss Do
if; wonlths second heat of the
.r the internationally)“ chai»
{power bat tltnphy- here today.
Hg thirtpdivo miles over a five
f e in.” minutes 18 seconds;
" line first and held the lea d
n miles. She finished second
notes 35 seconds. The Whip
.. . engine trouble.
~¢T—_——a—Qfl ’
OOTBALL GUIDE i&_0li'rc
: of the approach of the
--n came with the appear-
omclal guide. published by
. yesterday. All the prlnoiv
taro presented IIIJBBJBIB edi-
guide has hon Bitch as
or yeam. by Walter cusp
in charge of M ~iltu tbs
,. . the aviation sol-vice;
E Alaska. 503’ 't'rnfilidenis
Seward Peal «
parts of
his
retrain
at Belmont Park, but her eitorts‘
' such birds bstond the dates approved
6-,
* hi8 im0 the stand and then“
Wit-1
caliy the electivoasw-lor mm in
~- av. who no» new WEI-c9,“ M, '
" he? hmh Moi-Ch. more.
and mmaemlntjockt
llnllbmm in check'
lion Wham prevented~
e, the old crippled aiding byt which must be observed
“lmmflwmuwkhmu bolurltatifltdflw‘cedes the state limit ald
.. Miss Minneapolis crossevtbu
. . Jr. of New York‘ the winch.
‘erday's heat, started third, but.
The 110’-
.dropped out at the last turn. '
res of the guides of other. derstOOd." W 1; 0101,3178.
Alaska. .Sevory kl.nd nouns-ll shelled N0!!- 1‘
Mlfiflilflfllfiilfli
MWSARENHTAT
All; WW
Whore State andFod’crai Act.
1' Differ the Shorter Season
. “Goes”
l W. K. Malian of Bridgeport. presls
dent, of the State Board of Fisheries
and Game. has issuedtbo following
notice to Connecticut sportsmenirela
live to apparent discrepancies be-
tween fedorsl and state laws regulat-
ing the drilling of migratory birds:
To the Sportsmen of Connecticut:
There seems to be a misunderstand
ing on the part of many of c4. sports-i
men in regard to appalent conflict
between the regulations of the Mi
grstory Bird Treaty act and the Con-
necticut state laws. There should be
none, because the conflict is only a)»:
parent to the casual resdar of the
laws; there is no disagreement
fact.
1
Sunny Slope. the three-yearold colt
which is the reigning sensation of the
turf. Yesterday was sold by William
Martin to the Beech Stable, a new—
comer in racing. for a sum reported
to have been $27,000. Sunny Slope
first came to the fore at PimliooJast
spring. when he ran second to War
Cloud in the first half of the Freak-
nose.
timers sportsman offered 315,000 for
the coil, but this was refused. Then
Sunny Slope disappeared.
The Colt returned to public notice
at Saratoga two weeks ago today.
when he came out of nowhere and
was nude the fluorite
more, which he won. running the mile
lln the fast time of 1:36 2-5. under 105
ipounds. At that he was interfered
[with in the stretch. Then came Sun-
by Slopes two vittories
sivo days at Belmont Park—4n
Belmont Autumn Handicap on Mon-’
day and the Jerome on Tuesday
~ _ These successes impressed some of
T323102; Zlgfoeveémirji':r: 122': the track critics so greatly that they
| ' ‘ - ' placed him on a par with Johren and
reads: ‘Tllat nothing in this act. shall Sun Brlar for the three-year-old "_<'
be construed to prerent the several tic Sunny. Slope comes of ralheri
states and lFl‘lliOlieS lrofil making .iunmshiombleu racing stock llis'
or enforcing laws or regulations not sire w“ Astronomer and his. dam‘
inconsistent with the provisions of Nova W. Astronomer was a great rac-
Zfliifiwymmfn‘o: 0’ tlh" act or from or, but has not distinguished himself
g, ,l‘ on are “5 “V“ or regula‘ as s also. Martin got the roll for on-
‘uom “huh ”mu give further mm Y 8250 as a yearling from thn i‘hip.
{lion ‘0 mummy", birds, m0" “as" a breeder at Lexington Ky As ti
and once. if such laws and regulations two— we“. old Sunny Slope ran only
do not extend the open season for 1
two races and won one of them. .
Section 3 of this act" The Futurity is in the cling—ll will
As to watlrfoulv—ducks. geese etc.
—tba‘stats law and the federal lint
coincide, the open season bolus from
October to January 15 and the bag
limit under \both laws being 25 a day!
liltilliflli liliii’i
‘".;:“.:r:.:::°:.:.:;' rial...” WW WNW
l
nlbe Mini limifm'fip‘m sea—l m i
son linden the federal regulation be.‘ cmclioo, Sapt 0.-~Wlth the Bed
ginning Stowaway 1 while b tho. Soot one game in the lead as the result
Connecticut law ltilo'sinatwsll: dayl °‘ ‘1'” mm" ”mm" "W "h“
later The state law. Mam it- docs League mewlp‘ rm each otb-'
not “conflict with the federal. treaty or again today. in tho aeoond. game of
law-bat 0“, still mm,“ rourids the the lat world series, to be played. for
killing of the birds becomes automalr u" “mu” °‘ a" “L
by the President in accorhnvc withi
!
the .piaysix themselves were confident
months nericsn League title’hoid-
'Ths same condition exists with ro'ers woulddtothbe all? to ”:9; 0:!
intion to woodoools, the with 1" afternoon T ey c oracle : t o
shorionlnlr tlln fodemll law hm may!) ”"0".“ H I rdsy of Babe Ruth
as a 'l’mhs
weeks. The former. provides for an Tyler. for the Cuba. and. Bush. for
open season from October 8 ‘to No ills-BM“. were picked by the tuna
vem'ller 23. 110 stands-today” (hfkunteskt... Noitlllfir
innit-gar won in e nown s
'“ “'9 “3“ °‘ WV” “MN" «thalamus. The was will
and snipe our ssasoacopens twowaaka ‘snbjcct ”49.. may Mollie houni
later than the season prescribed by- cbangps;wasasloliowat
«tbs lsdsrd r ul lion; consenuant‘ 3* Chicago.
ly the Consent: aluv: is the can! "Wt "- “W?"-
‘ " " ' ' Shoandb: animus, ss..
Strunitr/cl Mann. if.
an the other hand, the Connecticut Ruth. ii. Pack-weft
limit for mils; of rail. birds is 35.1 Mcinnia. 1b. Merkltlwlb.
but the federal law sets the limit of Sector“: ““9"”-
Thomas, 3b. Deal. 3b.
25 Here, of course. the federal liml “no" 0 Kumma
Bush‘ or Tyler or
amner must. not exceed the limit Mays. p Hamil-ya, p
Man and Hendryx. respectively.
s beC «I‘ I hit I . .
of 25 arise M otter 0‘ h. atateiwm picked at subsiltntasfor Bosh
law would give .hlm.n¢~pmtocilon~-ln
Immediately thereafter a BBL,
in the Sun;
.uce fit and ready. whereas most
on 8110005 i
the;
'.rcgarded ns
lnlotlnti only as ii last resort.
nets of tits nationalised .mioanrloinnisi 1b.
Managerialtchell. of;ths Cubs. and '
SPOR TDGM COMMEflTl
be run on September ll—bui some oi
the lustre oi" the event is lost through
the fact that it will decide no title
!Bill,v Kelly, the colt owned by Com-
mander Ross. already has earned the
championship of the juvenile division
and not all the prestige of a Futurity
winner can discount Billy Rollin
greatness.
Billy Kelly is one of the most inl—
perturbable l‘orses yet seen at a
track, Throw a bucket of water at
Ihim and be will not even bat an eye.
VCampfil-e was thought to be the last
word in docility among thorough-
brods. but Billy Kelly sees him onefov
('0 better.
energy that sends Billy Kelly into the
of
his opponents have tired themselves
with their nervous prancing and skit
tiskness.
.—.~
Score one for Ed Barrow. baseball.
strategist. lie “crossed" the experts
and the opposition alike when he sent
Ila“ Ruth to the firing line yester-
day. Few there were. who explained
to see Ruth pitch thus only in them-
ies. The hard hitting lctt banner. was
an outfield. fixture be.-
cause of his batting prowess. and Bar
row was expected to send him to the
How.
even. like many another good strate-
gist, Barrow figured ‘ihnt by making
the last resort the first and using the
"ace in the hole" immediately its
stod an excellent chance of focal!!!
the Cubs to take the defensive. Thai
lBill'l'OW figured well was demonstrat.
ed in no uncertain manner.
OFFICIAL BOX: SCORE
F
t Gamd. of World's Series, Played
at comiskcy Park, Chicago,
801*. 5,1013.
BOSTON alumnus.
abr h port. a
Hooper.” ........ i 0' 1 4 0 0
Shannan... ........ 21‘1030
Struuhol. ..3- o 0 2 "“0
Willis-Ian, Ifi .. .411 0.3" BA lilo
..2 01.10.0110
Scstbss... .......... 4000.30
Thomas.” ...3 0.0.1 1.0
Anew» ........... 3 0.0 5 0 0
Ruth, p ............. 3 0 0 0 1 0
Totals ........... 28 i 527 8 0
(‘HlCAGO NATlONABS.
sbr h pen 9
Flock, rt ........... 3 0-1 2 0- 0
Holiocben ss . 3 0 0 2n! 0
Mann. if ............ 4+0: 1-0.10‘ 0
Push“. cf. ........L Oak-72301.0
Muskie. 15-...“ . 0illl9"-‘3'0
Bick..2b.........,.... .0 0 l 1,0
'O'F'arreli. .......... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Beadle... ......... i 0 imam
,‘flollaba......‘......0i0 0u0t0 0
..i 0 0 ‘l 2~0
3.0.0 3-6.0
. ——-uI-vr-v--
Total-o. .......... 3230c can“ 0
semiannual
Bataan... ..... 00010-000.0+1
Chicago. .0 050:0 0.0.0:. Oat-0i
shellac}? Mtkoluuia. Hollochcr.
Stimuli-i Lott on basalt—Americiinn,6
Nationals 8. Bases on bails—Off
Ruth; 1:. ol Vaughn, 3. Bit by pitch~
ec—~By~ Bath, 1 (Black) Struck outr—
By Ruth, 4; by Vaughn, 6. Time of
ham and 60 minutes. Um-
pirss~lilesars. 0 Day, at plate; Hilde-
brand. at first: Klein, at second: Ow-
Il‘at third.
“.P.‘ _._——
and T ler. , all
case of a VIOIM‘ '0!" the WW! Furlnnd-.warm|- wea‘hel. WBB’I‘JQ!
bird‘ act: ' dictedn NH. .
it works just the other way in tht-i. - .
case of- the “locum,“ “up“, in..- The Junior . National Guard will '
federal law'aiiows six woodcocks to it 80 to Ridgslicld next Sunday to intro
day's baa. But the Connecticut law part in the fins ceremonies to be held
reduces this limit to five. and is Valid .ln that place. assembling at theI
and enforcibls u.nder the treaty act State Amory at 1: 30. The motor
because it gives added protection to vehicle regulation does not apply to
Arthur C. Wheeler, acting chairman
of the Norwalk War Bureau. has re-
ceived a supply of markers for the
Wflotic tour to Lebanon, Conn. next
Sunday, and he has placed some in
the ofllces of The Evening Sentinel and
the birds. a thing that the tenet-st the use of cars for tmnsrortntlon of The Norwalk Hour, where those who
law specifically empowers the stats those taking part in patriotic exer contemplate mating the trip can so-
do. i‘clsss, Major lvds stated today. and
An excellent thing for sportsmen consequently the trip to Ridgbfield
to bear in mind is this simple rule: will be made by autOmobfl'r-Dan
That where there is .a dlifcmnce in bi"? News.
seasons or bags as indicated by the
stats and federal laws it is always the‘
provision for the shorter season at
the smaller tin-that tha.Connectlcut
gunner must abide by.
’ The migratory bird law has already I
Dmvondts value. as shown by the in-'
creasing slumber of all kinds 0' birds
of passage; we should do all in our
powsr‘to heipdn its enforcement, not
only mm «benefit of sport’ginen but
of the public at large, whose econom-
ic interest in the protection of bird
life is. only just beginning. to be on
Order Serial
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Pre mom °r .F‘m’m' 1m. «Mammal:
; jinn (lame. , 23‘s IGWW-Frank .l.
W 2614 WWDD Paula. ‘
some”: romantic. Scotti.
I—The City of 0mm theme
. 0rd for the number of! Jim mitoml
has been subjectsdlbbmt of
2573
340~Bnrke, Hm
. 2989 ll
ISM-Mosh", WQ‘W
520—00?!“ fish“ .1“
190—: w m
I iy-nve illness“
cure them. The fuel commission has
given special permission for this trip,
providing the autoist promises to lay
up his car one Sunday later on"
fl
lilillllilisclllilllllil
LOCAL noses FOR DIVISION no. 14. sure or couuscricur, Moll-ll WWMMM MY .
WALK. CONN.“
novice or CALL AND TO APPEAR ironwilulmm; EXAMINATM‘:
The Local Board for l).vlsl- a it has; notifiad.ali those whose shines alps
neared in the. list printed in yestci .lsy' s lSen‘lnei to appear at the oiltca oi
the erd. for physical examinitlnn on September “In. at 9 “Che“- 5.7”
following additional persons have also been notificddomiipellfl
Address Giysnon Card.
SMIin street: NW
75 Ely "me SW 80qu.
30 Main strait. rial-wail: .
Lyneli place. limit.
14 WM. mmmllgl
’ ' ‘ Rs-Exulioatim
wagon met} smith sonata.» .
. crry avenue. News
', M. So , .
it is that commutation of '
'havs a bigger opening day
RWARE SflflWN
‘ WU Milflllfli
Tyler May“ Even Series Ta-
due—Ruth’s Fins Record
run off Ruth lathe first inning of the
cams. Ruth, however. still is angling
for. his first world's series‘hit. as he
failed to hit annuals» Smith in tomato '
1916 or against Vaughn yesterday.
Babs got. hold of one and show it
it on the noseibut right at Mart. Af.
tor that. Vaughn struck him out.
The game played seemed to indicate
that the teams are as closeiyllnatcbsd
as was predicted. Howsven Vang
pitched all 8001 a same as be probably ~
will show during thereunder of tile '
series and loath. Church will not hold their usual ses-
Barrows scour to have the advsnt sins text‘Xondsy "all“.
age in pitchers, as hslhss Basil and ..
Mayo to go in today. and the Cubs,
with their numerous right handed hit.
tern, especially Knifls. Mann and Pas-
kort. are figured weaker splint right
blinders than lain Mout-
Tylpr is a mint! as CWO
photon-.‘todsy. whilsa Bash winch.“
mm... in the box for 306,“. That mittse at the Mathews estate to dew-i
the Bed Box cannot do a great deal W assistant! for guard sol-vice to
to": loft hamlet-s m mm by tile m ,
a; than merely nibbhd at Vaughn. ‘ ‘ t
and Tyler-may be able to tie up the] 0' 83mm" 0‘ Westbofl. report
a“ m “ installs-hos]. police lad eveninl
. shortly column oclocll that his fl"
"IRMMGAiWO.' { 'Mmm‘ mm" c" m
DICLARE. monn;m1mfmm "‘9 ”It!" '9‘“
untied ob. the Lyric Theatre, in
Don omit “rpm The mm“ "“ ”‘1'"
“ammonia, and bore the mark .
1”,?»
Rogers. 8L Stevens.
”UT" NORWA LII
W.
Th asdICrou Auxiliary of Trinity
BMBOrnliem reported to the po 1
lics- We had. lost a pocketbook'
catahlwa number of valuable ps-lt
”.50 ,- ito
5mm! incurs a Niel":
basins-stationed by his musical COM
"Mr. H. W”)
lath
cmm Sept. ls—"lt was. tho'u‘
”w (*0! smug...“ “I. We“.
”W‘s-Ill! w: “remnant. ,. Dunks Fowler-megawatt» lam
nan-sanctum M mt-upmlnwsdoiadnniom Wodmmss-
Rut. Will this to Ruth for his ins. where they warm-ills one» 08'
wonderful pitching. vague.“ p“. Worm. The local ladies on-
ferrotod out the waabspsn of a. W very pleasant. eveninawwba
Rodi luminous-alumna". stamina» NW A».
lien“ story William. Mich vocal and lnatmnntalrssie'o‘
d Unsaid sultan-rolling“ u “4. "Mandala-and ~a delicious-sum
Bambi bum."
"Wb‘dct «Mu-lama“ thousand“;
uddbsfiodfioa-arccoaflhtlobm mi
We! the Boston clam “M mm Motels-Muslims
0|th great ball and l Mainly at mipdnt.‘ last: ova-in... m
shall start him back w thalCnbatAhonmumwick Social Club of Stain-1
when we play ln~ Boston l htm'd‘. ford has thsinmardi am there This
tomorrow. dt will be either Mays or Stamford heldi’l
Bush. Baseball is n loig way from sol-saline ago-1:: Jill‘s sis; w:
dead. liaising from the eathusiam and and: is succes- was so ~
also of today's crowd: We will. even «had tint it undetermined: to below
o'rowd Ind-B still; larger m MWM
Boston." I sort. One: of tbmicmds‘ tint
LONDON Sept. 6,—The svemco in Point. mos hand last evening.
crease in the price of food on July]
‘.‘—.—
1918, two p cent, higher, than
June 1w ufills. anaeilo per cent. higher-- Stillsonmnied’hfor
[than in July, 191!" The DW ld- .
vans in June occurred in. the cane: “MB! “we! 50c
milk, eggs. batter and potatoes: ’ ' '~ .
Wm “mm or M“ ‘3
Vii," . ‘ ‘ ‘ ,, ,. . - ‘ W.
m ‘ W ""1 c“ 3’
.' \ ~‘ ' ‘- Simeon-Powell Corp.
I. ‘ ' ' SouthNorwaik
ilodsisin our om windows.
Thu wfillntonsiryoa m
are int-wills MM mm mm
bu: unsaved by the Stamford-4 ism
made up my mind whomtl W. cnowd WWW and Women fro. L
.n
ballots~ times “1me .mlnz of nolibie' women's
~ ,. 11...".— MM” danced; BMW
Gunndnd Against:
Harmmd Felony
HQSIERYW
FOR MEN, WORN AND
' CW
0! IBM in colors and white
snd black.
GRILDBBN'S SOCKS
‘ Iron 5 to 9 1-2.
in “I“
. E. K. BANKS
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.—Tilere is no _
question but that Ed Ban-own throw m MAHL
the Cubs cow was: Nicki-a . W.
Ruth yesterday. The Cuba-3...!” '
practice batting swim.- mm h w to I). Will {01' “‘1“. ”‘.'".
Indihelr eymmsmwMi m '
they saw Ruth um II r-e-!—.—--
thought it was Wfififlgm One in “mm is soc» For Norwgik and vicinity: Partly
Wt! up his right. m1“; MW mini. cloudy and cooler tonight; Saturday
Ruth . has a. rm. m wwt Mmdfll- " Weashomoonditions: The disturb-
sories pitcblnum an“, m l b" I” ‘.“ with 10!" ms which was central over eastern
only one run .1“ mm a, his v m portions of the Lake region yesterday
in twenty-three innings. and nous 1-,. “we! gun-g ma. out-of fiwwh: gjs?s::;n£ys;slgi .
Tglslmigemmw: the it: “"1 0 Watches farm “”1““ “wwwd °fl ”"3 “mm"
world's series gains yot Med. “is; lfldr- was”, New Miami coast. Showers have
he also best a left handsr. Shsrssd : “fulfil" fill “lube-m lbmtbslnkew “$2332: 1:: 2113::
Smith of “mourn. by 2 to i in four» ~ [twofold I‘M! ” o "’5
ted
lean Inning; Hi MN". m.“ a home. “mm m (“um and scattered showers were repor .
(tortilla southern and western dis—
tricts. There have beenlno marked
emu. in temperatures along the
nonbcm border during the last 2*-
beam ‘
‘Cunliflms favor for this vicinity-
.Msnd showsry weather followsda'
by fair and cooler.
b, com.
A00“
Temperature:
54. Fair.
Letters have hour receives min
Corporal John T. Molinghsn, mint»
when do France. He writes that lie
is enjoying good health and wishes
obs remembered to all his friends.
High, 71 low,
Old WelLCominandel'y, United 0r»
tier of the Golden Cross, held timest—
in: last evening, and: wow. .
ments for a and “dummy! 1
am Malawi _
:flhhili‘w
ma“ ‘
i; Willi ‘llas been received from Pri
v-ats -Williant I). M who“
slightly moist “Mp-1W 33,
that he is very-,M inland» and"
aspects to be“ withibio on“!
scene
ml. w‘N 8. Mn of. . Wald.
Pick has gone to St. Luke' s Hospital.
N" Herb» for an operation. Mrs
m; than. may friends who hope
foe» its-Wand: recovery. as s-ho hall
a most plasmiipositlon and ‘ls. al-
was. ready to lislp._t_boss in, trouble.
- Jabs
sum
mulls ll. Was iota-aw
' leg. maxed. Owing to a delafinlothaa
Wadi" gash M. in m.
posting tomomwi’ said Howl cmmm'“ rattle-u "'.’“..de the Grand Central Stu-
tin; whishlwt limb“ any at W
to a very limited "3".“
mm: a fuel to "the“ (Briber-
magma-pa Fifteen incubus- 0L
Bowler Com-”of 3““ N'"
wars press". Refreshments
mama M‘fl.‘ Joyce 'roclle‘l‘W
entitled “Jack’s ‘COMINIV‘T
Stank!!! 34'0““-
Schultse’s weekend specials
are
of- eatra interest this mole and lnw‘
elude rock bottom prices on legs or'
lamb, fresh shouldfllssStarp Traumatic
and Majestic hams. and-suiting linsv'or
meats. fish, vegetables. “ladlswr ; .
{MK-k 7'
ties and fruit. Do not milk
'demmon of. “1“th '4 W
flavoring extent, at the. down towns. ~
Basket.
fears for Wvduablu, tutti»
whiwyisiting-‘bio when.
ear. trim worsaosamtstslutn ,
li‘i‘.
Norwalk Chronicler