L
t
up
F it“ , P“. ‘1: ‘
‘Irl'orsometimepastourb
piss been Very pleasant and as '
"I: 5f “
coal and plenty of orders.
[or hope) that some miracle will
be performed before next winter
that will be to their advantage.
‘ .W’ith people who so believe. " .
have no quarrel, but we honestly
think they have guessed wrong.
Nothing is sure—except that We
hve coal now. '
- RE-CREATIONS
AII for You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
I lee lt—Medlcy Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
Toddle—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshlne—Medley Fox
.Trot (Introducing "Dear Mo")
Jan Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Rohbla Orchestra
calling—Fox Trot
Della Robbie Orchestra
Strut, Mles Lizzie. Al Bernard
Scandinavla (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dase Music) Aileen Stanley
Come and Ncatle in Your Daddy's
Arms—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Deenah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Cake Belleve—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Olsen of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band
Iargle, Harvey Hlndermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
«the Heart of Dear Old ltaly,
Metropolitan Guide!
The Alfred Fox Piano Ce.
. No. Main St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
V
MI
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Oar Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Oil-No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
fit
3.
TIRES AND TUBES
Ugliest Quality. Lowest Prices.
lotor and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On Iinsy Terms it Desired
. 'AARON KOHN
m Loading Accessory Store
I Iai‘lroad Ave. Phone 689
‘ ‘ -
gain
CARPET CLEANING
oat-pets and Rugs Cleaned Olsen
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL noes Caretully
Treated
”rs Called for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning CO.
at cos-I- st. 80. Ne ,
‘ moan m . it?
r
fl.“
I:
.vrnww
Children’s Stocé
s7 w... WuNnetoe a... m
David W. Ra
UNDERTAIInE‘lgnd
Toto—Office, 1103' Hon m
27 WAsnmc’ron 3' '
new nan Ian's smuuun
lactory, as we have had plenty of l
The I
orders have been from people who
prefer to be safe rather than
Decry. There are others who think
mes. ..
EVERY. ATOM.0E ENERGY.”
‘ -
on his hands and re-vim—snd beat the brush for business.
the crouch banished. the discouraged inspired.
This is the time—when we must induce business by catering to
the public needs at equitable prices for dependable goods. _
. This is the time—tor everyone to remember that, truth. courtesr.
and smiling service are the three great assets or personal success.
This is the tune—let's all go to work for the new era of real
PT°'P°mi- e- ld new
-.....s " '
The Hatch - Es? Bailey Co.
Lhmber and Roofings
’r This is the time—when every business than takes on his coat. spits.t ‘
This is the time—when the business whiner shouldbe ostraclsed, ' '
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
' ' olsrnlaurons
' CADILLAC EIGHT moron CARS
Lnlousntss ron wannmos All) moss -
ran .710]
nonwsLK a uooovun cone rinse
souru nonwaut mouse use. as“.
Army and Navy
ales Co.
38 WALL STREET N ORWALK, CONN.
A
SPECIAL SHOE SALE
Elkskin Shoes (Munson Last) . . . . . . .
Men’s and Boys’ Scout Shoes . . ...... . . . .
Men’s Dress Shoes, all sizes, black and tan . . .
CaIfSkinOxfords
U. S. Army Dress Shoes . . . . . . .
Oilicers’DressShoes
Broguc Oxfords (Snappy Style) ..
Men's Khaki Slippers . . .7. .
Ladies’ Khaki Slippers . . . . . . . . . .
ArmyFootPowder
. $2.95
$2.95
$3.95
$4.95
$4.95
. $545
$5.35
... .- $1.39
. . . . $1.59
. 15c can; 2 for 25¢
...-o.-uos..
eeo—s-aeee
s 9/“.
asses-s...
UNDERWEAR
Oval Web Union Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c; 3 for $2.50
Madras Union Suits .. . . . . . . . . . . $1.19; 3 for $3.25
Fancy Crepe ,Union Suits . . . . . . . . $1.35; 3 for $3.90
Corded Madras Union Suits . . . . . . . . . .--. . . . $1.59
Athletic Underwear (Lisle) . . .- . .45c; 3 for $1.25
HOSIERY
Lisle Hose (All colors) . . . . . . . . . . . 19c; 6 pairs $1.00
"French Lisle Hose . . . . . . . . . . . 29c; 4 pairs $1.00
Fancy Silk Lisle Hose . . . . . . . . ... 39¢; 3 pairs $1.00
WORK SHIRTS
NavyChambrayShirts . 79c
Light-Weight Khaki Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . 95c
Army Standard Shirts $1.59
A Complete Line of
MEN’S \VORK CLOTHES and CAMPING
OUTFITS
> three per cent.
MME. JEANNETTE
_ sourn nonwm's Lunmo
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS
SATURDAY ONLY
' SILK HOSIERY
$1.00
1-
#—
BANDEAUX
‘ 2 for $1.00
CORSETS
$1.00 .
UNION SUITS.
$1.00
‘ MME. JEANNETTE '*
N£RW4P§
«cm (‘I .
56 so. MAIN ST. SOUTH
I '«l,!if (I
.ifiu—-—Is=-— - V. .4
Contin d from‘first‘hgq’ .__9_
m
had considered every phase of it. Mr.
Buckley, who oppOsed tabling the bill.
mid it was realized that the federal
law had not had a fair trial but nev-
ertheless it was no use delaying con-
current legislation. '
Mr. Polumba. of Waterbury. oppos-
ed the bill on the ground that it was
practically a ratification of the
Eighteenth Amendment. and did not
express the sentiment of a majority
of the people in the state. Mr. Phil-
llp's motion to table was lost. Mr.
Stoddard. or \Voodbrldge. opposed in-
clusion of fermented cider. but Mr.
Nickerson explained that it did not
prohibit a farmer from making cider.
turning it into vinegar and selling it
to companies which have a license to
make vinegar. »
Mr. Bell said. “The worst kind or
drunks I have seen lately are those
who had used hard cider."
The bill was adopted. reconsidera-
tion refused and the bill sent to the
Senate.
, The excise committee reported
milist Senator Drew's bill to require
licenses for sale of "near beers" and
limiting the number of licenses on
basis of population.
The finance committee rcportcd a
hill making the tax on gross income
of railroad and railway companies
instI-nd of four and
a half per cent.
A vigorous dcbalc \vns had in the
Senate when the bill providing for u
tax on lili‘h gallon of gusollnc was lak-
cn off IIlI' lilllIt'. Ilolh Svnzilors
llrooks and lllukc fought the bill on
the ground that the sinic "has gom- to
the limit" in imposing inn-s on auto-
mobilisin. Scnutor lllukc said that he
was paying all 1hr IllOllI')’ us un auto-
mobillsts to ln-lp support ihc state
that lIc cnicndcd to. Scnnior Brock:
dcmnndml increasv-d taxation or motor
vchicles. to gI-i cqunVuII-nl filiht‘l' than
ihc tax.
The bill. with Mic nun-ndnn-nl.
Ilnulh udopiui. ‘_‘l to l".
The :Ippropnniions commliirc II»
(In) rcpnrlcd nnfuxornhl) in IlIc in-
er-Hi ol' cconomy :I lull in appro-
priate ‘IOJHlII l‘or stains-s of Colonels
liumplxnis and \Vooslcl‘. of Colonial
lirns. in unclns oh-r cnirnnccs to tho
Capitol.
Chaplain Sonic. III ibc Scnutc.
(cured in his pram r in tln- dcnihs cf
Chief Justice- “'hll" :«nil formcr Scc-
rctnrv l‘l;I..klIn K. l.:IIl--. 'l‘llt' cllxip-
lulu HI II ill pnrt:
"Almighty (in-I. lnnv :Il‘i‘ ihc Inighly
f.iII( :1! \\'t~ thunk Tlnc for ”11- llfc
and scrxicI-s of hill] high In cxccuiht‘
council :iil IICfII'IIHl “ho \vcnt down
Into lln' \n'l« \ (If III- shadow of dOaIlIl
Irurint‘. no |'\lI.
“Fli‘ilillll in llnsr
\"JIS
r; .
IImIIs Illf‘ famlh
oi lln- clinllnnuir-lnvl JilllNI who from
'ln- llltzhusl [wlfillllin Illi“ iiIch'pro-lmi
IIII' Luv nll'oldxng .sullill} ninl slnllil-
ll; In IIH' llniiun."
\ IIl‘I “A! mlloducml upropl’iulinz
s: w . H In: l-\\' buildings to In» usmi
In II‘ I-Iml-r 'l of in: pa mains in ilIr-
(‘1‘. gm l I‘mlvlun‘s iluun In Newiug-
In'.
'Il.. : .rI‘ .l:-[II'IiplliiII()ll lull fur
ilu lulu: ..r... \ I‘HIllllIlK‘lllLl “as Ic-
m-‘ml. .In‘l Illl.il.‘I Silly-"0 In IIl(‘
rm...“- .ill-lllmli.u nrr: IIJI'IIHI‘II Sun—
H'sb'illlll. SL200": Mcrldcn. 321‘. Min;
Noun-m. 317.000; Sin-lion. $3.40";
N-ilsidc Suuutmium. 841.00“; micel-
Iuneons I-Illllllllr‘lii. $‘..’».0um; lirc pro-
tection. 8:".000; salaries of tcnchcrs
.III‘IHII|_
\Vllcn lin-
Dclnm-y cullc-i
Ops‘llf‘d, chnlor
up tin: House bill
which un’rctinx ihc stale lionrd or
I-‘lnuncc. pIovidcd that no person
should M‘l‘\t' on the board if a direc-
tor of :- stale institution recs-Minx
state ui-l. 'l‘ln- llucklcy amendmcnt
helm: to permit a member to serve If
in- in ulII_\ u din-clor of an lustllu-
lion in his home town. This amend-
mrnt was n-JI-ctcd and Senator lic-
IAInI-I ollcrcd MHOIIlI'I‘. It rcud as
follows:
“No nppoinicd mvmbcr of the State
Board of l-‘inuucc shall iii IlIc sumc
time he :I trusII-e. dircclor. commis-
sinncr or lllI-II‘IIN'I‘ of :1 board of main—
nihlrs of Inon- than onc slulc institu-
tion or an institution rccclviug aid
from tho sinic through direct appro~
prlulion from 1111- (icncrnl Agni-midi."
Sc-nntor \\'. ll. linll olljcclwl to ilIc
Scum.-
Big Reductions in the
* SUIT SECTION
ALL OF THE COATS, WRAPS AND SUITS ‘
N ORWALK’S LEADING 'DRY. "GOODS STORE, a
Of the very latest models, and most wanted fabrics and c0101.
combinations, at lower figures than ever before.
ALL OF‘ THE SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS IN THIS SALE
‘ A SPECIAL LOT OF WOOL AND FIBRE SILK SWEAT-
ERS, AT BARGAIN PRICES.
\ \
\
#3
Providing for physical and mental
cxumination children bcforc commit—
illi'lll lo a county temporary homc.
Amending the charicr of tin- Guil-
rord Fire Insurance Company.
“’th IIIc hill to (‘rcuic :I
board of iinherics and game of Ihl‘t'i‘
mcmlwrs. iIIstI-nd of thc prcscnt com-
mission. which has passed iln- llousv.
cunn- up. Senator llrooks lmd pluccd
it n! Ilic fool of the calendar until
scnuiors could discuss the mn-usurc
sluic
Scnulor Built-y l-.\pI:IiIl(-d ihc hill
prOvIding that all pclsons pwr i.
shall tuko- out licenses to fish In in-
land \vulcrs and it was adopted in) tin-
Scnnlq- without a disarming voicr.
Appropriation bills from tln- com-
lnlltvc rcccivcni in the liousc includvd
iIIt-sl‘:
Fur [\:I}lllf‘ni of tuning
for monthly pn_v for dcpulio-s of lb.
bank commissioner; for cxlnlnillons :I'I
llIc I‘Znstcrn State‘s Industrial I-\lIIbl-
non; for ll‘llcll's Home lm' Soldin rs.
'l‘ln- IIIII to nllnw Frlc'i‘llllln powvr
In sn-illc lzix claims was N'llI hack in
lln- rolllnlllli‘t‘.
'l‘lu- slnic policc reorganization bill,
“inch lhr Svnzllc :IdopiI-d was tulllul
schools;
for thc calendar.
.\ hill to crcnlr :I «It‘llilllilli Hi (If
i'IIl‘II \u-Ilnrt. “lIIl :In :Ipproplluilon
oi SISTNI'H was sent lo IIIc cal-mini.
It :Iiso prondis for :I dcpurimrni of
mini! wrlfzn'n- In plum 0: lil- Sluiu
llourd or (‘lInI'liir-s.
I-‘orfI-ilnl rights vn-rc rcslorid on
lililillll‘lllil‘ in Clzlrrncv llamlv Ol'
I'nnhur)‘. and \V. T. Ali-urn. of lluri-
IIII’II. \
.\ I‘vsnlnllon for IniII'VIl‘lK ilir- slun-
l;I\\.-' and concerning ihc collcciiuu of
lava: \vqrc- rcporicd. .‘II’. I‘Irl'v. 0i
\‘mv llnvrn. said that u hill to give
the comptroller powvr to refund mon-
I'." paid to the state when such are to
bc rciurnI-d did not include refund of
porllons of liquor licensi- (ccs. TlIc
mll was ial-lu-d when Mr. lit-ll. or Sub
lsbuIy. wank-d a spccliic exploitation
ol‘ iIlI' bill.
UNlTED STATES
WILL NOT JOIN ‘
LEAGUE OR BRANCHES
Continued trorn First use.
.—
iiscli‘ perplexed by America's repudia-
tion of the Lciixuc of Nations. that
newspaper having bccn a wholchI-url-
I-d champion of the lknguc. It infer»
I-cd from Mr. Harvey's uddrcsa that
the l'uliI-d Sluice uciuully agrees with
Mic nluccls of the ln-nguc. but It l‘.\-
clu‘ImI-d:
"Ycl ihc l'nlicd Sluice will
nothing to do with ibc xrcuiI-si organ-
lzuilon I-\I~r crI-uicd for the I'Iililllincnl
oi lln- IA'iIKllt"! IllKIlt‘Si purposes. and
Ibis Is not lmcuusc America disap-
llrtnrs of :In_v one of Hip objects of
the Longuc, but bccuusc iIcr pcoplc at
IIIIvc
bill :Is lunl legislation on the part of
lhv III-publicnn l‘.:rl_\'. Hc suid that
It apprnrcd to him Iikc :I “dircct'
thrust at if. Kcni Hubbard. Jr.. n~
collv-ucm- oi mlnc.‘\ Thc scnnlor said“
xihut .\lr. Hubbard regarded this as
such and bud plili‘cll his resignation
in illr hands oi ilIc nt‘d‘nor. 'l‘hc
sclmlor slim-ply criliciscd iIIc oil‘cring
of Iln- l-lll.
SIIIIiuI- “chant-3 :II oncc hurl the
hill :iIIII lux nun-udnn-nl chl to his
luhlc,
From its culrndnrs IIIc Scnnlc
puss-«i IIn-sq' hills: .
.‘IIH‘IIIIIIIK tlIc chnrlrl‘s of ”w casi-
crn (‘onnccilcul l'ower Company: the
I‘ulnnm Light and i’owcr't‘ompan);
the l‘om-nmh Mills and iln- Hartford
branch or the “'omun's Board of
Missions.
Authorizing the
mantic Lighting Company
bonds and preferred stock.
Appropriations to supply deficien-
cies in appropriations for the Conncc-I
ticui Institute and Industrial Homc'
for the Blind prior to and during the'
fiscal period-ending June 80.
Providing for a state agent of the
Connecticut School for lioys.
Authorizing the atlorney-generaL
to take certain approaches to the
state pier at New London.
The bill changing the law relating
to the practice of pharmacy was
adopted by the Senate. Eventually no
one can be registered as a pharmacist
unless a graduateof a college of phar-
macy. Senator Emery. who lxplalned
the bill. said it was aimed to put the
practice of pharmacy on a higher
plane.
The appropriation of 810,000 for
the Connecticut Humane Society and
the bill closing a portion of a high-
way established by the general court
In East Hartford were adopted. _
The Senate adopted these bills from
the House:
Amending the Terminator: Electric
cow
liockville-“dlll-
to issue
dinner and incor-
‘with the British Prime Minister until
the lust clcction gilVl‘ a dcclsivc Volc
anniusi IIH‘ party of onc of the 1.0a:-
In-‘s chief founders. It this policy or
politics? if the luttcr. is it domestic
politics or inlcrmiilOIIul'."'
'l‘lIc Chroniclc remarked: "Nobody
Ill‘i'i‘ has illl)‘ dcslrc to pi‘cscribc the
clInnnI-ls in which America's good Will
may ilow. and Just as \vc gavc Mr.
\\'Ilson straightforward coopcruiion in
founding: the iA-uizuc. so We will co-
opcruic in tho sumc spirit with Mr.
Harding outside the League."
'l‘bc ll.Ill_v Express \vclcomcd. cspc-
cinlly tlIc Aminssndor's pranounce-
Incni on tlIc In-nzuc of Nations. which
it dcscrihcd as "ihc end of an cxpcns-
l\c sham."
”PARIS. May 20.—l‘rI-micr ltrinnd.
of France. is opposed to a meeting of
the Supreme [Allicd (‘ouncil to discuss
the Silcsinn question until the inter-
:Illicd commission in Silesia has reach-
ed an. agreement and submitted II re-
port. Some newspapers declared that
M. Brland and Prime Minister Lloyd
George. of Great Britain. were likely
to meet at Boulogne. either tomorrow
or Sunday. It would appear. how-
ever. that M. Briand will not confer
after interpeiiations of the Govern-
ment. in the Chamber of Deputies. are
INITISETSWHILE
. lllHl-ZRS llEBATEll
\\':Ison “us 75 \Inls old ..rui SIIJUII >I\
l'cci >i\ Inclns lil Iniglll.
III- Ill\l [03an Hit I‘lll'IOliS I..l"II.
some )I .‘ll'.\ nun. oi knlillm: Sm ks Uzi--
ing slack linus In 1h..- (‘uIIIIIIm..~, lull
mutiny ill the Ilollsr lull m IIU I~..
room (ii 0:1: oi lln‘ \I:;ip.~‘ mwvw
“IlIII' lllllllli Il-Hlllli: III-bulls “.l w ;'\r
in}: m: In lIn I‘Luulln :-
iii s.«x.l lil~ (lllL'l‘lill purinwv
Icurnini: lo kl It “as in cnmm- I-‘l
seq-If I0 llm “unmnlmk 0i Hlel» ~.
Shuland xluilng ills Qit’tiilil.
pains. but b.1- lound :I‘I- l'\\.l‘l‘
Soothing Ot‘cllli-llioil it»:
s y w
\\ u 5 it
hours.
INmISGI'IMI-ZNT (K‘SIC Ill . \Illl
Edison Company. of ‘0“ Yuri... \uc»
llu‘ “'nu'rlmrp “hilt-r) ('ompmn.
Today. in the l'nlicd Stills I'lxi’Z‘
Conn. Ilu- \"NICI’IIUI’Y mil-‘1) I‘un‘.
puny. oi “'niI-rhnr). Conn. Is Ill 1.-
.‘IIII In. :In ucllon on inn
i'rinstmcnis of pntrnls.
ugulnsl it. by the Edison Comp 1’ L.
New York cit).
I
.III' K- .j "‘
I‘lwi...'7:
Tlu- infrinmmrvuls nilcgcd H.‘ '
illc zlncs use-d In lunlh rt: s for mm H: .1
signals. Gifford «\- llull of an \Hul.
appear for thc plainllf’f cumpu'u
while C. A. 1.. Mussic of Xuv York
.ippcnrs for ihc dcfcnduni.
Tilt infringcmcnls ullcgcd (Nivnd
buck ou-r vacral years. and Imu in
do with :i riduc on the zinc pluic \\ lm Il
I-nuhlt-s Ilic Ililiit‘l‘)" I0 “slund up" dnr»
int-t the cold wcnihcr. and also on .n
I-xacl measurrment at thc Imsr oi (in
lillC pluli- so (hell iht‘ Ill‘t' iln‘
butlcry may bc dclcrminni lln‘
amount of mclnl "v-nicn through" M
IIN‘ :H‘Ids uscd in ”w Ilillit‘l'li‘s “lzicll
arc of the “WM" or "plullgc" hpu.
Thc suit has IK‘t‘Il in IIlt‘ cunxis I‘m
scvcrnl _\c:Irs. Argumcnls .nw in my;
hcurd on both SIIIQS today.
AWAKE
AT LAST !
The People of Nor-
walk Have Awak-
ened at Last.
Last week buyers showed their
eagerness to secure
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
(ii.
luv
Jewelry, Silverware, Ivory
Goods, Out Glass, Optical
Goods, etc.
but If the right proportion of
Norwalk residents had awakened .
to the facts as the few thousand
awoke before. there would _be a
perfect deluge of people deslrous
of “getting aboard" before the
big boom n '
Brand's Jewelry Store
Regular Sale
ALL DAY
unts of 80 Per
cornpleted. and he has secured a vote
of confidence.
There are at least nine more mem-
bers of the Chamber to question the
Government relative to reparations.
the general financial policy of the‘
ministry and the Silesion question
and it was believed here today that
M. Briand will not be able to reply
to these and receive tarote of confi-
dence until late tomorrow.
Mrs. L. Wickes. of 27 Chestnut
street. Second district. reported to the
police. last evening. that on May 18th.
while walking along South Main
street. in front of thsaiiarttord lunch.
she slipped on a. piece of garbage
thrown there. and
, f‘ arm.
tell. bonus“ her
as 0......33. ea
or or
On]
Absolute
'Auction Sale
2and7i.m.
at BRAND’S
South sou-walk
COME TODAY
Coed: Is still large and the finest .
and best money can secure.
NOTE—Repair department at-
tendedbto. same as usual. “I;
do ”In no.
'i GAL;-
l‘lflill
H. Krieger Co.
The Leading
J. Cathcart Wason, Member Ollifililers
of House of Commons. m 31.... \v-
Is Dead «. . '
I.n.\‘lm.\'. .\I..,\ ‘.‘".——'l‘ilc damn «.1 .l. CHARGE ACCOUNTS
(‘nlln'url \\'iihilll. .‘Il'lIlIJ(r 0f l‘ulllllr SOLICITED
mrni for IIH' (Ilkmy and Slnllnwi
Islands. unions mn- of ihc mosl or].
ginal charm-hrs in ihc llousr. Mr. ‘ :—
iGRAIN, woon.
IlliVlNE BROS.
PHONE 53
l
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHm
"To Mcn “'th Ii: II"
153 Washington Street
Keeler 13:11:61.5;
Men’s Silk Hose
FULL FASHIONED
95c pair
in BlUt‘. Iill‘lxv Curry
and “111.0
7- fl.
l' . - I
eryjthincl
'lectrlcal
. 1"
s .‘
F.
DRUGGIST -
. IOUTH MAIN STRELI
AGENT FOR&
Page 8 Shaw, Park ..
Green Seal, and Russeh I
CANDI IS
seed for your spring we: k “sums
excellent specimens.
l
sourn NORWA
EXCHANGE sTAaLES
Washington Street
Head's Drug Store. 8 u
William Miller. I! Washlnrtfll
ulnar-choose. “Wall‘-
'--»'4I“"r. a.
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
H. BAXTER
1511011.
- - -- - .43
ONCE MORE
I have a one lot of (50) homes all
sold for the high dollar.
You. Mr. Farmer, win 11rd um I“
LK SALE AN“.
I
s
i
\
CLEAN voun i
Carpets and Rugs 1
with '
0 K CLEANER ‘
l rr east-ones cocons AND MARI!
THE" LOOK LIKE NEW .‘
" Bold By em- '
hi on
A- F- Gehebe. 25 Was Kno‘rtth Iain ‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler