'wo .YAJKTFEA’:
SATURDAY,“W
‘Regent Theatre
The House \‘V'nere Quality Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Todav
St'l7llilk l’I‘t‘:.t'lli:~
Mitchell Lewis
- iu - »
".t‘tiiih of the Strong"
:..r.i:..lu l"... .. . i‘pvl. Ii ;.:'1.~
.iliii l‘ «wt'tl Finihj
Sundav. Oct. 26
Evening Only at I and 9
Bessie larriscalc
ill
;\1liilt'1llit‘ll oi‘ l{:i' hid-u
Norri." Novel
‘v “The Heart of Rachacl'
Pit-i HH‘
and -
Marie Osborn
—-»\\'illt «
Her Little Colored Friend
-4”.—
.\ Swim-l (lite-ring
“Daddv N0. 2"
Mondav
Billie Burke
Stars in
~ ”The Misleading “'idow”
—» and —-
“l'nclc Tom’s Cabin \Vith-
out 3 Cabin"
Starring
;
Mack Scnnctt
' Tuesd av
; Elsie Fertruson
——-in~—-
(‘utuwiiv
(
‘ (
t
t’
' (
'i‘hi'» l'arutuouut-Artct'ufts
Spi‘ciai
“The Witness for the
Defense"
New
l...
Matinee 2:15. Evening 6:45 and 9:15
Complete Vaudeville Program and
Pictures Tonight
FIVE—Acts Metropolitan
Vaudeville—Five
.—4md——- ’
William Duncan
kin——
Cighth Episode of
of
Them will bc two compute rhova: thi:
nd 9:15
our the five acts‘
cvonin: :it 6 45
HOYT S TODAY
presen'md. g "svnup 0F FlGS"
l
l
l
i
A Superb Select Picture With Laugh:
Galore. Constance Talmadge in
"3; 1:22. Road With Sallie."
l
"l'tt the Road ‘.'t'itli SHIN." 1'03“in
i:‘:.' i'll“.~‘i:ill-"(‘ Tnlruaaii'e. “it be tl‘c
attraction n‘ linvt‘x Theatrc today:
I “‘3' :nhip‘eii in .i. ”at (‘ruwiot'd
l\" '~ l' llt‘t t'n- :,uii >- -;;'i:l INTO] of tho
Mill!" :t'ime ivy l’mnri' S'tjr'et. iii-
i‘li'ii "in ‘l'lliuim it 'i‘uiin . and
on“ o1 \ii‘s 'l‘ulnurimk «Mini Pic '
tttt. ~. in ‘.:lii. ~ii-\ p‘v.-':i ti by
l.v"*~ ' f-‘mlzniik
Sulfu- “HIM-1's tl'otirtrmiv Tale
lllillli-‘J‘l has inlii-iiwtl than tl.ousanir
iii-ll.ir~ 1:: ll‘” Tllillt- of l.- uncle's ... ‘
li""2 ~‘lw kidnaps t...-- tuid old aunt.‘
- p‘ on" ziuv ilt'('t'lt‘l‘ill()2‘ ot‘ hi-r auto:
nmhi‘ ‘. :inil oft they so. on athcnturi‘l
lm'mil‘ A :‘tol‘lzi :tl‘i~t‘< and tl'v')’
suck lt'fllL‘t‘ in .t ilcsc' ted house, only to
find lllt‘i'l‘ .t pair of \Vvlln: "ll-ll. Earl:
urouo ”to other of hoin't
criminal“ in hiding. and they proceed
to lotd cut-h other out of tho “puth oi
wronzdoinz."
\‘llspt‘i'h‘
PALACE MONDAY
EISie Ferguson, in A. E. w. Mason's
Popular Stage Success. “The Wit.
ness for the Defense."
Elsie Fet'fi'uson, who will be soon
in her nl-w i'uruniountArtcrat‘t pir—
turc, “The \“llllt'Ss for the. lit-fume."
at tho l’illil"9 Theatre Monday wpent
sotno- little in Florida! makin: sceniN
laid in lndiu. 'i‘hc scout-s (illilillll‘il
\xi-rc t’llllliiilt7lil}' >.lli:~fflt'll)i‘} . t‘.l
most llllllt't'fllli‘ tinitlll'e lwln: tho of;
for! of sweat distance obtained. Most
of Him.» scenes mm of desert and \‘cu-
backzroun-l of trees and
n tlt’l'iill‘lll}' VJ?
Young was tlu
pith
jutiulv. which
l‘thslo-t'n oft'ect.
photographm'.
liri'm-iiizttclv
ri-tuiu. work war
Fiftv aixth stiect studio on the produc-
tion. thn sot being :1 largo tcnl l‘cprc—
”it“ our in which thi- licrion“
lmr hushuuil, an Fulfil lu-
Be-t‘ lz‘o t‘ii pto.lur-‘i ~n
shmw.
emu
llul
l-‘ci'mt::on'r‘
l‘lt‘
upon .li<.\
resumed at
ri-ut i311:
ll\'t‘.~ with
(“.111 it'sideut.
i‘
only dock {or the name 4‘:ilit'i.z'ni1 on.
'2':
\.._ _....- —-————. _.._.._.
CHILD'CALAXATIVE
Look at tonguel. Remove poiSOns
from stomach. liver and.
bowels
Acccpt “Cinfironk” Syrup o" F5315
the package. then ran arc .»urc
child ishavinu tho and
harmless laxative orphyaic
little stomach, liver and hour-k
drcn lovc iis deliiiou.. fruit)
your
most
for thi-
(‘hil-
”13““.
Lost
vi’uil (lil‘f't’OiiOi‘lQ forchiliik dose on
\tus l'tiliilllt‘lf‘il thi- entire studio floor
\\':l4 LPH‘n n'xcl‘ to it, the story I't‘qllii"
in: El“ enoiuious for
\lltiih mun)‘ pcrsmw were engaged.
Percusou's
court sci-n0.
\'i-t'non slot] is ihiss
l' mliii: mun, with the rolt- of tho \‘il-
liiiii llu>ltun'i in the hands of “'urncr
Gland. This is Mr. Olanil's fiist av-
pcrauce l‘uruumunLArtcrzlt’t
01w
Th6-
a\'Oi'-
i u a
production. and he is known as
of tin- finest. artists in picture<.
>ll|tlltli'l uvnm'aiiy is allow. the
ace.
REGENT TODAY
i
:l't‘sl
each bottle.
Mother!
Gin-Qt without fear
You must 3;)" ‘('nlifot‘nl't."
to the for
"Micro are
fights and deaths, but out of the chaos
there nppearx one person who is able
to lend 1.1 lliu to the li:h:. in the
end the lawless character comes to
ace the good that is in the world and a
happy in the
greatest happiness 1.3 {ton l1:t:= .evel
known.
the audience
of civilization.
story takes
rczichr 9
roman-'- it’l‘lldituh‘“
REGENT SUNDAY
Can Divmce Be Justified? See “The
Heart of Rachael," V'Jith Bessie
Barris-rcale in Leading Role
And Find Out.
'i‘wo notod ('llilll‘T’l. Marv
.lillll‘ lrvin: and ileti Alexzin-iv". haVc
s'tt‘tm': patts irt the new master picture.
Scriw‘n
"The iii-nit uf liar-hurl," 1:l\\'lii(ll libs--
l.ll‘l'l:""flit‘ i: .‘lfli‘lt'tl :it tit.» lic-
gcnt Theale‘ deuy evnnitu. for two
pvrforuiancm at 77th and it'll, Ill-n
MW-
will he remembers-d :H tip- juvenile
star in Griffith‘s “Hearts of the
“Wild." Milly Jan“. who illiitlv her de-
but with “'iliiam S
('(l in many pictures with .‘lh‘s Harris.
chic.
Not only
ilnri, ll l.‘ appeal"
“film" society but real soci-
ety appears in the picture, as some of
of the [.03 Anzeies smart set took part
in the biz mafiked ball scenes. tastin:
the sensations of acting in tho films
and vet remaining inrounito behind
the dominos furnished.
it was arranged
through liirt-i-tol‘
Howard Hickman. with whom smun
ot‘ the party “ere acquainted. They
zirrhcd in their costumes upon the
night the scenes were to he takwu. and
put to work at out -- with the
of the cailvappnimlc-i ti‘ronz.
\Vt‘l‘t‘
{Finiil eight until two-thirty tho follow
? “Smashin ' "
i .Efarrlers Thrills Are Picntiful in Mitchell Lew.
i iS‘ New Drama “Faith Of The
. l Monday Strong," A Story Brimming
‘ Paramount-Artcraits Prmeut With The Picturesue Ro-
‘ - mance Of The Great
; E1518 Fetguaon Northwest.
—»~in—— ..
“ ' '4 * .4">".‘ t'
The “fitness for the Mn htll ism .5111 ol ‘ll Lulu. ..'
"Tim l'uhciievcr," (‘Udl' ot tht- \ ulton.
, .
Defense , “t‘hildrcn of llanizilliliolll," and scores
And Others of Oliii‘l' successful plays of the frozen
North. “ill be sown atom in “FJ‘tll
TueSdaY of the Sttonz." whith comm. to tilt
Billie Burke Regent Thiutcr, today. This is Mr.
—in— Lewis' into-st St‘li'vl i’icturo. and i;
u ° - . declared bv munv ri-\iewcr.~ to llt‘ this
.97 » ~
The MlSleadlng ‘VldO‘V -lw.\t work hm 1:3; «Yer done for the
—~and——
‘ M k , scrcvn
ac Sennett Comedy in “i"uith of the Strong" Mr. Lewis
(I y - . .
Uncle Tom 8 Cabin W'lhOUt a is sw-u 12‘ Paul Ln line. :1 icurlo~2< and
Cabin" lil\\'lt‘.~\ lii‘llll:('l‘ ot‘ tlu- lumber camp
HOYT’S
Today
Selznick Presents
Constance Talmadcc
~7in 4
“Up the Road “’ith Sally"
And Others
“What’s On At Hoyt's N 0-
vember 19. 20. 21 and 22?”
Don't Forget the Dates
Al lflf lllfllllllfS
PALACE TODAY
l
Last Vaudeville Showing with Eighth
“Smashing Barriers“ Episode.
Tli“ eighth epirodv of the “’liliam
Duncan “Smashing Barriers" serial
will lu- offered at the. Palace Theatre-
today in connection with the all star
vaudeville program which has made
such a decided hit since the opening
on Thursday evening. The Friday
night audiences at the Future seal“
of l.t)l!i.\ lip". Thi- lamp is divided in-
to t “‘0 i'firtions: one. thc la‘Vlt‘SS cle-
tui'nt ruled by Paul [.41 Rue: the oth-
er, the citinch-supporting population
which lives: under the kindly govern-
mom of the kindly little \‘lllflgt‘ minis-
tor.
La Rue
and
church.
refuees to believe in God
(-hurih is binned. but the (lei ll i< GOT)" 8” Ulhk‘l‘ mcn won
in' our of [.11 Ruc's numuies.
COLDS CAUSE HEAD-d
ACHES AND PAINS lameness. stiff jo'nta.
Fevcrixh lit-attaches and Body PnileVolf Green Bay, “15”
Caused limit a cold are noon r JR)? (1
by mun-4 LAXATIVE BROMU um?- backache. that had bothered me for
Then» is only one "llrn- (several months.
" 1:. w. GROVES Sight-[me up in 'good shape.”—-STILLSON
iPOWELL CORPORATION.
INE Tu‘tlci <.
mo Quinine.
lllit’ on the box. 30c.
threatens to burn the minister's‘
Shortly :tftcr his thl‘eut t‘iw farmers. miners. mill exnpito'em and:
in: "10111an they danced mid mpered
at illt‘ word of tho man with the mega-
phone.
BRIDGEPORT MAN HEADS
OLDER BOYS CONFERENCE
lllllllGEPORT. Oct. 271.7 Tln- twen-
lii-th Connecticut ()ldt—‘r llu.\\' ronfi‘r-
lull tififilnil
l
l SUPPORT GREAT
l ruin PROEBANI
American Red Cross, Be-
sides Serving in Disasters,
. Will Conduct National
; Movement for Health
Betterment.
The Ameriuin Red (‘mcs hat:
:tounrcd t’u‘ W: '7“: Novntuhn'
v.‘ to 11. a nutLon-“it‘tc campaign
h"l£n‘\\\n:l<ll10'rhl”d R'd (‘ror :
l‘ull. 'l‘liii; ineiulcrship i‘;lltll:~9f n 1,.
t'orthc support 0. the WWW homi- .ic.
iiiitics oi the Red (‘l'i‘lh’h
Rapid-Fire Relief.
{in-
l‘ u.
.3. (if
in
loll
As a comrade-twain; to tho ‘\n]nri.
an soldier. following Ir‘m and oil .1,
,'li‘Pf.‘P(llnf: him into titl t‘tit-k
3 lo. and or. all occa<ioltu typihing 1""
‘ovim: care and sniic‘liuin of tho folk;
.4t homc. the Red ('i‘os‘ r. on the grail
3min of every fighting unit that “l‘lll
:nti; artiou \l'ith the Twenty-Six.
;-nth and Seventy—Swami: Division-
,‘he lied (‘rosst Tf‘PlTitil‘RlilPS-dls‘ n.
:uishi-d themselves t‘m the perform-
xnr‘e of rapid fire“ l‘nlinf “li‘il‘lilpi
which saved the lived of ll-mdrnd. (if
he fighters in both New York l’iYir
:ions This» H‘l‘V‘t‘ur‘ var-re '\p'(_ll
il.~"l of the Fervii‘e.~: to other .‘lmflt’tcan
Divisions.
1
Major—General John
'oimuamicr of thc TW‘n|}'~S(>\i'tnth
'l')ivision. signified his matitud.» fr»-
‘hese services by Volunteering to ill
Ill in his powcr to aiiulw At'irtic
Divirion of the Antivii-rvn iii-ii Fiona
1in tho approncliinrz mmraim and will
icrvn us chairmzm of the third Rut!
"rm.“ iloli (‘itll in the At‘aut‘c Divi-
_~'ion. Col (‘imrfes \\'. \\'hittlesrv.
',t' the Seventy-Scicztth lliviafiou‘s
‘lxxt Battalion," Britar‘licr-(ienernl
inorge R. Dyer. conirumder of the
firm Brigade of the NA w York Stale
'luzird. and manv other riilltuu lead-
l“.
of M:- f
l
l
i
l
Atlanta Sentence Given Hartford Man-
NEW YORK.
to former
EBIC P. VERRILL
GETS stx'YEAris'
i
t
For Army Fraudu.’ ‘
Oct. 23.—Er2c P. “Ye-rill. .
officer
at my who necrntly
pleadcd guilty to having defraudeiLtTc
government of 3523‘?
a, was sentenced
;iu igderal court her" ymterdav to s‘x
Lycars in the Atlanta pcriitcintiaiy.
l
i
\V
hen Verriii Va» al‘l‘f‘slt‘d in .1.-
llama Cih tlirei lllUntll.‘ ago. after ha‘.‘-
in';
Yolk.
h.-
and
tilH {P: 3102.31 migibltfis Lad tat-Ia": i"...
i
i
O'llvtin.
>-'< :mil acrvire mun have enlistrd
nuler the Red (‘msr lunnnr. a: a
tilt-u of their appreciation for ser- :
iI'll'QV ronderetl.
Vi/hy the Red Cross Must Go On
The war is over. but tilt-
ill“ American ltml (‘ross is far front
:mdid. it: uigzi'ltic orrnnimtion for
;l'i"i9f and human betterment. todav
lures tasks evvn more momentous
than those it far‘cl and solved durin':
the «luvs of the. war.
‘ganized and plague rtricken coun-
thing of Eastern Europa-4n Po‘und
fiiheria, and the Near linst —Ait la com-
tmttin': fearful eridrnzim of typhoid
and cholera which. unrhoekod, wou‘il
“veep over \\'e>tm‘n [Burcpo anal
nvorttuolly In Americn with more (ii-i-
'istrous result: than thr.:e oi‘ the in-
‘luenzn Epidemic of 1918. Its pm
cram of relief cannot be a‘iandonml
iin those countries without I‘PW‘OVlll:
.tiie one bulwark against disease nn-l
liiisorder which protetts the rest of
ltiur civilized world.
i The Red Cross: ha: other oblizm
,tions in Europe which make it no:
lunly humane. but economically impor.
intive. that its rrocmm be carried
through to successful completion.
Supplies of the American Army
‘nbrond have t‘ccn turned over to thc
; ted (‘ross for adniinisttnticn and dis»
l'posal.
(mm. npenmi hm.) puma“); with? The proper utilization of these sup-
:ihout 900 delrgates presrnt. S. \V. ‘plles {or huma'il‘rir'an purpose<
tmnkes it necessary thst the Red
libson of Boston wag the speaker at
the afternoon scrsiou. whith was roi-
hy (‘lil'fortt
ll. \\'ilson writ-0mm] ll‘ie- tlr-lezztti-S in
behalf of the city. (llfit';".\ \vciv tier-t-
i-d loliovvs: i’rvsiiienr.
(‘oiey of Bridgeport: flit-t
do-nt. Edwin Bradley of Now liuvezzz
sccond vice-president. Stutrt Brown
of Now i.on"on: secretary. Alfred “'ii-
son of Ncw Britain: :tssaitimt SQ‘CI‘O‘
tury. .loxcph \Yickhtlui of lizlrtl'ord.
lowed ll banquet. Mayor
llt’cwster
EL“
\‘lt‘injtrcfii-
ARD
railroad
FOR MEN WHO WORK H
Factory workers.
work at hard
lt‘SS suhject to kidney trouble Nature
gives warning signals by frequent
bachache anti rheumatic pain=. J. C
writes: "Foie:
Kidney Pills relieved me of a severe
A few bottles filed
#:E..._ .
even popular before Christianity.
sive. and healthy people.
Baths.
your health. Open
testified as did the putt-nae of Thur-r
.ghy. ' " ‘ ‘
and at back
, W10
The Victor and His Spoils. I.
“To the victor belongs the spoils."
(.iiiod and recalled to us during: the past years ot the “'orld “'ar. real
'iy took its birth in the old Roman days.
Sla‘st brought in. after battles with other nations, wc—re' put to work
kecping the fires going. to heat the vast Turkish Baths, which were
These Mares lead a dog‘s life. because the manner in which their
work was laid out for them was, indeed, primithc.
fire lit. under a Turkish bath. that occupied many. man; city blacks—-
a mile square, in fact. But the Romans had their baths, nevertheless
By the means of Turkish Baths. a nation was kept healthy. And we
can look back at the Romans as a nation of strong. stalwart. pm
Youranbe themitmuke Turkish
Go to the Hotel Atlas Turkish Both. 2-17 Mold Awwm
day old night.
This slogan. which has been re.
it was at Rome that tlit
lma ine keeping a
men ‘
sore musclefl '
l iii aith Nursinc.
- trial. workers
i
:(‘-o‘ss keep some of its forces in Eu-
?rope for 3. ion: time to come. An-
,other duty to he performed is the es-
:tulilishmeut of schools to train native
3“”ylliPTS in tile war-stricken coun-
ftrice in American strndatd'z of san-
,‘itution and social work. Bales: this
“of,” measure is accomplished the,
Home of much that line. hcen done for
ithe relief of Europe will he lost.
5 Peace Program at Home.
i In addition to tiicce European 0‘:-
3liaa'tious. the Red. ('ros‘s is iay‘ng the
ground tticn for n art-{it Peace Program
in: hrltue. it is applying the lessotm
ilrnrnod in war to the problems of
he the rreat teacher
inf public health. canftt‘ion, race
itlm child. first aid and homc h‘gioue
.pcacc. and will
Stateq where wel‘:-ovza:1izc:l social
arencics do not cxict.
Already the Red (‘r’tss has orpan-
izrd. in hundreds cf rural districts
and citv sililn<, it; (losses in Public
‘ where wives and
school children and indus-
are being taught the
simple principles of health and rant-
tntion. .-
The Red Cross must
mothers.
go on. It
. must carry on in Europe until the ob-
ligations of the American people are
fulfilled; it must carry on at home
a: an auxiliary to the Army and Na'vy
of the t'nited States. as the care-taker
of our wounded and disabled soldiers.
as a disaster relief organization to
bring relief in tires. floods and cpl.
demicu. and as the one great unifv-
ing. cooperative agency in the field
of public health.
‘ American Aid Saves Monk;
'ARCHANGEL—Ame 1cm aid has
saved a hundred mania; of the famous
Stovootuky Mary in Not-then:
Russia from much enacting: according
to i lettrx recented mm the Prior m-
D. .0. their. Red'fio- an: 0‘
work of ‘
in the «hour '
0
(lilo
Ills homi- it
—Try a. Seminal Want Advent-o
“'11,.
spent
Nrtv
lot. nil
lhl't’l'
Y‘l't'tej.‘ 'cn’ishl‘ in .Vn'v
....|
u ’..
(‘oti'iei :lt'ut.
. 3m
.lirsiy
to “out it t (ml)
:itltoint.l)iic<. ll» claim: .l
trout ltitn.
lfl li:-.:'t"o:'d ("‘n.
Specials. for the
PURE NEW ORLEANS MO-
QUAKER OATMEAL—Fresh i
PORK AND BEANS—No. 3,
Reg. 25c can cut to ...... 15c ‘
FAIRBANKS' LAUNDRY i
SOAP ........... 2 bars 93
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
a. gal. ................. 500 , !
A. STULl. ;
24 Cottage Strcct
Week.
LASSES 9. qt. 30¢, a. gal. $1.10 .
1
from the mills . . . 3 lbs. 200
Mitchell and Grant
—C-A-R-Sn
lUTflER M. WRIGHT
‘3'
Headquarters ior All itinls oi Masons’ Materials
TiteNorwalkCoalSiiSuppino.
SOUTH NORWALK
Successors to
RAYMOND BROS.
We hav Feriilizers,GroundBone.Shechertilizemic'
East Norwalk
O.
O
O.
0
N
O.
0
0
O
00
O
O.
O
0
O
00
O
M
9
00
0
0
.0
u
C
O.
o o
00....
00
O
of .
'l‘lH straining physical labor arc mare OT.l in all the communitirz cf the. t‘niteii :
O.
0
O.
o
O
O.
O
00
O
O
O
O.
9 ‘I
t”.
M
o
O
O.
O
O
N
'0' o o
‘09....
O O O
”.00.”.
O
00 00:“
00
.0 0
3*3'4“
‘90:»
W
o 13.3.”
O
W3“.
.. '-
° °”.«.u.oo’«°«.oo
06.60.00
0
9.95
ANCES
INE
URNITURE
FURNITURE CO.
l27-l29 WASHINGTON ST.
sp. NORWALK
oeoe'oooo
too
An Excellent Opportunity for
Norwalk Investors.
Limited Offeringr of a 7 Per Cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock. Guaranteed as
to Principal and Dividends. Now Beimt Placed on the
Market for the First Time
NEW ISSUE
J. & J.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONNECTICUT
General omces,
E‘e
$75,000;
Cash, incorporated
‘
South Roz-walk, Conn.
Seven Per Cent. Cumulativa Preferred Stock
Redeemable at 105 and accrued dividends utter five years. Dividends payable quarterly
c: the first day of PE! RUARY, MAY, AUGUST and NOVEMBER.
PRINCIPAL AND DIVIDENDS GUARANTEED BY
J. 81 J. Cash, Limited, oi Coventry, England
CAPITALIZATION
NO BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
And No Bonds May Be Authorized Except with the Consent of Seventy-five Per Cent. of the
Preferred, Authorized $100 000
Common, Authorized, $200,
Preferred Stock
Outstanding, S 75,000
Outstanding, $140,225
a.
W at"
Management and Oflicers
Experienced men campfise the monument of the J. a J. Cub Company and their eu-
perience tilt“ back thrush u long period of Iuwmful business yours. Ir. Sidney Cash is
"19 president; Mr. Frank Goodchild. vice-president end xenon! manager; Mr. Arthur Lola,
secretary and treasurer.
The Guh concem’l business is drawn practically from all over England and the British
Isles ,throuzhout Canada, and from the length and Nth of the United States.
WE RECOMMEND THIS STOCK FOR INVESTMENT
Price $199 Per {Share and Accrued Dividends trout Nov. 1
e. r . *7." V‘
22.21: LES
Q
85 Washington Street.
\
All m heroin, although
8c GOLDSCHMIDT
STOCK BROKERS
South Norwulk. Conn.
Telephone. 153
nomination-Winn m or ofhet
”Aw.”
g, .
.0. O 00...... OQQOOQQd
”.60.” O. 00 .0 O. O. “.00.“. O. O. “.“.“.”.“.”.“.“.“‘“.“.“.”.“.“.M
O
..;..
O
O
3”
”9“
0
NWMW303”:«Z .
Norwalk Chronicler