‘ e Section—Which
(f I K t 1‘
.‘S-Up‘plie; Even-yin;
.
s
. . i. . .a
.
Y’si
1:1 it‘li SERVICE
1“ h h. .: it‘d to their
5“, .imi to the reg-
?" ~. : tape.
.,¢ i i-.-\TES
{v ..
f 1r consecutIVI
t'lmrgo Cash
.06 .05
. .118 .07
.11) .09
. :1'.-vn for less
11011.15 to the
lm received by
1! office within
first day Of in.
i-v allowed.
or six days
.xpu-ation will
11.1; number of
1 and adjust-
. earned.
111;: advertising
in
,’ -l(tl's
, Cemetery Lots
: Lodges
::.il
\5 ‘1g-11cit-s
- l'or Bale
>“l‘iC3
.ms for Hire
.ill‘l Bicycles
-. ,(tvll’iOllVO
>1J;l\'lUE—-
- m.1-~~-s Offered
- 1 Contracting
: 11nd Millinery
tithing. Roofing
ll Surety Bonds
.. . ' rklng, Storag.
..i;1crln§, Decorat-
IXlZ‘ ..
.I Surviccs
.' ..-.11 Refinishing
f.._ ‘ 'ill Pressing
;-11.' ' lzvlslness Service
"1' f ' EST—a
:m-nt Agencies
‘ ‘v d——FBmElO
~ :- li-Malo
‘ .-‘ “lid Female
j—: u ‘ lliVfllSCl’S. Agents
-5 Wanted—Female
\._ .intcd—Malo
Ax', i.‘ I "
\—" . . 'g-portunities
.—." - . 1 min—Mortgages
l-\\'- H 11‘ in Borrow
mil 1 ,1 1_\~__
Z-l‘cr' ~ ivlico Courses
3-1. 1' .‘rllz‘flon Classes
i—f’ ., .1 l ’ll‘JJlDS, Drlmuo
i-l‘. ."
1:1:tructlon
rim Ex' — '
'I ' ' ' Other Pets
1 l' li‘lfi, \‘Chlcle.
F , :wl Supplies
. \L'qn '~~-1’.'.\o Stock
‘l'CiL‘.I§f'E\’E—-
i—A'; . i‘or Sale
l-i—l . .' .ml Exchange
i—li‘ ' 1 1 Accesssorlel
2—l x ‘ ' .‘ilutcrlzils
1.nd Office Equip-
i—Iim -. .
r , «mi Diiiry Products
1 rel, Fertilizer.
wars to Eat
l (100d:
Watches. Diamonds
and Tools
. “lurchnndlle
iglluipment
‘ mts. Flowers
l—>'- ~. 1.: the Stores
. Apparel
" ~‘l‘o Buy
@115 13:11 BOARD-—
~ With Board
' \‘il'lmut Board
- llousckeping
l".lt,‘CS
, lint
' . Stop in Town
' . Rooms or Band
7 .i'i'il FOR RENT-
' ' ”a and Flat!
inmos for Rent
. 1 Land For Rent
- For Rent
, r'nl Desk Room
""1 will Mountain—For
__ - Hm;
" m~'l‘o Rent
l~—'I‘o Rent
AL 151 \1 1: FOR SALE-
.1 1r. Real Estate
‘ Property For Sale
“‘1” 1 Land For Sale
‘ - ll-r Sale
l "r little
Jihll
Mountain—For
' “ 1:1——l"or Sale
..~ a 1-—Rca.l Estate
3”“‘llllfllOtlallOD and
,,- 125 public service.
'l’lNL‘L allows
CREDIT
to those
(‘LASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
~39 are telephone subscriber
I
Swift-'0 mailed promptly o
{if “1'“ of first insertion Wit
6‘;L.7'r‘1zlllon that, in vie
.; ' "”"ISY extended. the L
«1in fold before the seven
.._ : discount has expired
1:2” fuzuation of this pone)
M; j" ”“31 oi. the co-oposn-
i...:.,:" by .h. WW ..
WELL“ collection um
"“4! payments.
RC12.3,.
l ht! {mice- It
«one: or sewn]. '
OF THE SECOND Infiwbigc
TRIO! OF THE CITY OF
"rt: 1 1Ivomvmnt
e on voters "or the
Taxing District of the City ogeffioiiig
walls-mo hereby notified Ind warned
that o special meeting of said legal
voters will be held in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall on
.Wsdnesday evening. February ’ Sth
at eight o'clock to consider the hint:
not exceeding Sevent -ci -
sand Dollars and. it it y“ $233210;
issue said bonds. to determine the
several and aggregate amounts
thereof, the annual rate of interest
thereon ,the datesiand times of the
issue and maturity of the same. the
manner in which such bonds shall
be issued and the person or per-
sons by whom the same shall be
signed. executed. negotiated. sold
and delivered on behalf or said Dis-
trict. all agrccabie to the Act of the
General Assembly or the State of
Connecticut. 1923. entitled "An Act
'Authorizklg the Second Taxing Dis-
trict of tho City of Norwalk to Is-
sue Bonds." approved April 19th.
1023.
19?:th at Norwalk. January 26th.
HORACE R. NASH.
D. WM. HARFORD.
IRVING C. JENNINGS.
Commissioners of Said District
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strnyed, Lost. Found
FOUND AIIIDALE—Female. Own-
er may have same by payment or
advertisement. Phone 497.
LOST. CHILD'S PEARL NECK-
laco—Iv‘rlday afternoon between
Bell Island and \Vashlngton St.
Call 1621.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
DODGES FOR SALL’
DODGE, 1923 STATION WAGON;
DODGE. 1922 SEDAN:
DODGE, 1919 SCREEN;
BUICK. 1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
EASY TERMS.
STRATTON BLISS CO..
14 “VEST AVE.. NORVVALK. 2782.
ESSEX TOURING CAR—Late mo-
del. recently rccondltioned'and re—
painted. In very nice shape. A
good purchase. The E. M. Jen-
nings Co., 27 Harrison St. Bridge—
port.
HUDSON 7 PASSENGER—Touring
car in splendid condition. This
car has‘been used a few months
only by a. very careful driver. It
is practically like a new car. For
sale at a. considerable reduction.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. 27
Harrison St. Bridgeport.
IIUPMOBILE TOURING-7L3“ mo—
del, in good order. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. :7 Harrison St”
Bridgeport.
LATE MODEL HUDSON COACH—
. With many aléactive extras.
Price very reaso is. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Harrison St..
Bridgeport.
WE WILL TAKE—Ford as part
payment on other used cars Con-
venient terms. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. 27 Harrison st.,
Bridgeport, Ct.
USED CARS-—
STAB Sedan, 1923
DUBANT Roadster. 1923, . . $550
FORD Touring silo
STAR Touring, 1923 . ..... 15325
Time Payments Arranged.
—10
ll
.... 8450
Shurelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
, Phone 3474. '
E. Nor-walk.
12
201 Washington st.
Auto Tram m Sale
EEO SPEED MACONS— 3 rebuilt—
can be bought on easy payments—
ter 0: issuing bonds to an amount ’
am mansion aster
oussnmn' menu
AUTOMOTIVEV
Garages—Autos For Hire 14
CENTER avn. 4—"s rooms and '
bath. Improvements.» Inquire 4
Center Ave. Phone 3044.
GARAGES — Individual. fireproof.
steel. Located at 20 Washington
St. in downtown business district
Suitable for pleasure or delivery
~ cars. Rental to per month. Apply
to Russell Frost, Jr. Telephone
789. ' ' ’
PRIVATE GARAGE—For one car.
One minute walk from railroad de-
pot. Suitable for commuter who
desires to park his car during day.
Reasonable. rent. Inquire R. Alex-
ander, 74 Spring St. Phone 401.
Repairing—Service Stations 10
FORD REPAIRING — by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat—
tcrlcs. Edward J. O'Brien, 8
Webster St.. So. Norwalk.‘
success comps to tllbso who so
often to the classified section.
MACHINE SHOP—And service stu-
tion for garages. Oils and gaso-
line. Charles A. Koiligian. So
Norwalk. Phone 915( Home tele-
phone. 1314-2.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving. 'i rocking, Storage
l
25
NAGY BROS—Local and long dis-
tance trucking of all kinds. Plano
Don’t Wait Fof Mr. Mellon
r To Cut Your Expenses!
In W'asliington they’re planning to make
it possible to take a slice off your income tax.
But right here in Norwalk it is possible to
make a big cut in your OUTGO tax l
Easiest thingyou know !
Just keep an
eye on the money-saving little offers in the
A-B-C Classified Section, and you won't have
any trouble in getting on intimatc‘terms with
economy. ‘
i
No matter wliaf occasions you have for
spending money, the chances are all in favor
of finding out how to spend less of ii: in getting
what you want—if you’ll watch the changing
A-B-C Ads for opportunities.
Read—savc—smilc l
lltbit today 1
Start the classified
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Semce
Always Different—In Opportunity
f Apartments " and Finis 7.1
EAST WALL mm a—Four-
memorial-uncut on and door.
Heat. hot water and Janitor ser-
vice.- Convenient location. Tele-
phone 8508.
FOR RENT CHESTNUT ST. 53-—
Flve rooms. Heat..- all improve-
REAL ESTATE FOR NA.‘ LE
Conn.
No. 26
TREE SPECIALISTS
License
Tree Work
Nursery Stock;
Fruit and Shade Trees
PRUNING AND SPRAYING
Tree Surgery
. ARTHUR H. KELLNER
WILTON Alina—March lot. 5 room
apartment. Phone Norwalk 1942.
WOODWAfRD' AVE., 75 '-— Eight
room house. all improvements.
hot water heat, with or without
‘garage. Beasonablo’rent. Inquire
120 80.11311: St. Tel. 2392.
mammals-t
75
BIG FRONT SPACE—For rent.
Steam heated. good for light
manufacturing. Reno rblo rent.
Apply Box Shop. 114 ‘ hington
St. Over no at: 100 Store.
FACTORY SPACE—25001.). teet—.
garage 2500 sq. feet. at 1 Elisa-
beth Street. Apply Hurts 8: titans
Tel. 731. .
Entrees tor start '17
COTTAGE — Three large .rooms.
electricity. water inside. Garden
and space for chickens, $20.00
Boyer. Grove St. Norotcn Heights
LAWRENCE ST. 18 -- a family
house for rent. 4 rooms on first
and second floor. All improve-
ing. 50. Norwalk.
CITY HALL snou- aspirin-scr-
First class. highest grade Ltt‘L re-
and for small mortgages. 'l‘cl. 1:30
Taylor & Golden Co.
\vnlk Trust Co.
So. l\ or-
pairing done promptly white you
LIVE STOCK
OPERATORS ON DRESSES—bing-
cr machines, good pay. steady
work. Mr. Gt‘ilinri'. 1,36 Wash~
wait. Latest machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work lone.
with finest quality lealhei .xniy Poultry and Supplies ‘9
Satisfaction guaranteed 36 u’orth
. ‘ 1.
Main St. (Opp City {Al ) BABY CHICK
EMPLOYMENT .
- Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Help Wanted—Female 32 Leghorns. lcds. B. Rocks. Wy—
andottcs. "Our honesty is your
protection", Free circular. Hall
Brothers, Wellingtord.
ington Sr. So. Norwulk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—On
Singer Sewing machine on S.
dresses. Steady work good gay. I).
Conn. Dress Co.. (0 Franklin St.
Help Wanted—Female 3‘.‘
STENOGRAPHER—Mus‘ have had
5 years training and be "apahle of
l.l\'l£ STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
C. \V. Leghorns. R. l. Reds. B.
Rocks, Jersey Giants.
producing strains
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments.
Ponus Avc..
Phone 439.
highest
in America.
J. C.
New Canaan,
llcrold.
Conn.
some secretarial duties. the posi-
tion calls for an expert and no
Wanted—Live Stock
50
others need apply. Address full
NOTICE! “’ANTED T0 BUY—All
particulars. salary carried and kinds of “nut Extra prices for
desired to Box 100, on Sentinel. calves. Also Figs 0! all kinds, and
— Help “Wanted—Mlle 33 poultry. \\'ill exchange milking
cows for beef cows.
Notify Harry
at highest prices.
Call or
Point
Pay high prices.
H. Jane. 37 Fort
Phone 499. ‘
If you have any
junk or metnl to sell we will also
write
street.
BOOKS WANTED—Cash paid for
books. pamphlets. gutographs. etc..
complete libraries or small collec-
Write or phone Dauber &
Pine Inc.. 83 Fourth ayenue. New
telephone Stuyvesant
tions.
York City.
1383.
moving. Special van for moving .
purposes. Daily trips to New York ____ __ _ _ gsffiave‘lifi: 3 {ggfifieagdg 7:32;);-
City. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318 —_—"‘ “""’ "“ "' ' ‘3 “y d . . d . u . 1‘11 11'
daytime. 304-1) nights. “5 2 no war aven e. o e
Rewiring and Refinishing 20 v '
. -- 1.0mm REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
UPHOLSTERING—And Cabinet ma- FINANCIAL w
:25“ 1;;céu1resgrag:d woiylllnm: Money to Loan—Mortgagt‘s 40 natal—To a", ‘ Houses [‘0' Sale \84
‘ . . FURNITURE—Sec - 0 ~ . _. __
Borgszrom, new I. o, o. 1. ituild- T0 LOAN—We have new!“ tiious- 0nd hand. I. ughl HOLSL‘ I‘\ ROWAYTON near
railroad station and post office.
Phone 1878-4. .
HYATT AND FROST ST.—Largo
7-room house. $3.500. Cash $500.
Must be sold by February 10 or
else turned over to mortgage
holder. Phone 2163-12.
ISAAC STREET—Up~ot—date. Rio.
i’amily nouns in line condition
Bell cheap. Small amount dowu
Georgu Mitchell. Phone 1861.
\VANTED TO BUY FILE—Metal or;
condition.“
more drawers.
wooden file in good
containing 4 or
Write D. 13. IL. care Sentinel.
SEYMOUR ET.. 9-—-.Two family
house. George L. Woodward. ex-
ecutor. estate of Carrie A. Scy‘
mour. deceased.
ROOMS AND 30“!)
Rooms wan Board
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM—ata-
joining bath. cseam'hsst. break-
fast if desired. Ccntrslly located.
8 Putnam avenue. near West ave-
nue. Mrs. A. Birtslor.
T0 RENT—5 rooms. part improve-
ments. Inquire Gorham Press, t
Elizabeth St.. or phone 416 days
and 148 9 nights.
Rooms Without noel-d
FURNISHED ROOM—Centrally lo-
cated. Suitable for one or two per-t
adjoining
Inquire 105 80. Main St.
sons with lavatory
room.
Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents 35
SALESMEN 10—.\il or part time.
Experience not necessary. lie one
your OlVI‘i llOSS. 0\\'ll your 0“!“
business. make $10.00 a day easy.
you have all to gain, ask for
factory man 1 to 10 p. U). Thurs-
MAN \VANTED—VVho understands J- Freedman. Phone 1659.
repairing and polishing of furni-
ture and who can give part time MERCHANDISE
in a. furniture store. Address 8., Articles For Sale 61
care Sentinel. ‘
,7. UPRIGH’I‘ PIANO .— kranlch 8i
Situations Wanted—Male 3' Bach. Perfect condition. Tele-
wonK BY THE DAY—For man or PM“ 3793-3-
woman. Will furnish trefcrcnccs. Household Goods 5.
Herman Spells. 27 Levingtou :ivc-
mic. or telephone 2100- FOR SALE-ARTICLES 0F FUR-
nitllro, must be sold by Friday
night by party moving.
these 1 No. 8 Stamford range and
burner oil stove. one iron
bed and spring in 1st class condi-
tion and several other articles. In-
quire 4 Elizabeth St, from 5 to 9
p. m.
Among
day No. :0: Room. 110th Mnhac~
home So. Norwalk. Conn.
OAK BUFFET—Dining room table
and 4 chairs. Phone 3034.
Mrs. Ralph Cole of Grant strcct
entertained over the week-end Mrs. FOR
SALE—Stamford Coal
range
“'ASHINGTON St. 21—2 nicely fur-
nished rooms with bath light and
heat. One. man can do
Phone 492 Mrs. Kory.
cooking in.
own
Whetstomopm'llown
HILL TOP INN—Otters the finest
rooms. near center with or with»
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo~
dated. Phone 2261.
REAL ESTATE ’03 RENT
Apartments“ Fists
CENTER AVE. 4 FOR RENT—6
Improvements.
roomsand Bath
Inquire above address or
~I‘hone If)“
WEST AVE. GZ-Corner S; mour
street, large house With corner
lot. npproximately '100x150. For
further information inquire at
George L. . \Vpodward. executor.
estate of Carrie A. Seymour. de-
ceased.
lotn For Sale 85
BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
best section of East avenue. Two-
thirds values for quick sale. Part
ash. P. 0. box 73. Norwalk.
Seeks Information
.A man who was interested in so-
cial work went into n tenement dis-
trict and. wishing to see it certain
man. but having only a gencrul idea
as to where he lived. approached a
small boy for information.
“My boy." he said. "can you show
me where Linkovltch lives 3"
"Yes sir." was Lt“ quick reply of
the boy. scouting a tip. “Come right
with me. sir."
\Vith this the boy entered an ad~
jacent doorway and started to climb
the difficult stairs. Up tour flights
he went. the visitor breathlesssly
rollowing. and finally paused at an
open door.
”This is the floor.“ said tin: bny,
wistfully looking for the com. "Mr.
Linkovitch lives in there."
“Looks as if we had had hard
luck." remarked the visitor. paling
into the room. “Mr. Ltnlmvitch
doesn't appear to be here "
“No air," was the rejoinder of the
ments. 7 Grove St. Phone 1852-4
TO‘ RENT—5 rooms. part lmprove- FOR SALE
merits. Inquire Gotham Press. a room house. some improve.
, moms. 3rd District; “.000 cash.
price $4.500. ‘
6 room house. improvements. 2nd
District: centrally located. 33.-
000' cash. price $0,000. '_
8 room 2 family house. Improve-
ments, 3rd District. $6.200. can
$1.500.
Ten room 2 family house. 3rd Dis-
trict.
lnip.. $4.000 cash.
$1.000.
TAMMANY and NIHILL
Real- Estate and Insurance
123 \Vashington Street
Phone 3344 or 3-109
price
N 0 one' expects
No one expects a tire.
come.
Insure.
But fires
No one expects mdden loss of prop-
erty.
But property is destroyed and
financial loss and ruin often follow.
Insure.
Just because you do not expect mis-
fortune—IXSI’RE.
“‘0 can give you all forms of Prop-
erty Protection Policies.
J. M. Layton
& Co., Inc.
u-Realtorsn-
Insurance That lnsurcs
Phon
e35
Railroad Ave.
Five
two in! hs.
and fixtures.
large lot.
trolley:
17 80. Main St.
FOR SALE
Double house in East Norwalk,
all new plumbing
‘Newly painted;
Price $5,800.
acre farm, near (own
with bath and running water.
good six room house
garage, chickens houses.
FOR. THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONS UL?
Conty o Co.
Realtors---Insuranco
Phone 830
and
JOHN T. HAYES
IN SURANCE
—-a.nd—-
REAL ESTATE
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
7 Main St.
N orwalk
Olin Young Reported
in Critical Condition
Olin Young. of 24 \Vcbstcr street,
who is ill with pleural pneumonia,
was reported as being
in
an OX-
iremcly critical condition this morn-
ing
at the Norivalk hospital.
Mr.
Young had :i vrry pour night.
GET THIS OCT—IT [S “'01!“
Send this ad and ten cents
P'ol ey
MON EY
& C0.. 2835 Sheffield
to
Ave.,
Chicago. Ill.. writing vour name and
address clearly.
You will receive a
ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND for Coughs.
colds and horseness, also (rcs sam-
ple packages of FOLEY “ILLS, a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys.
- and FOLEY CATHARTIC KARLETS
for' Constipation and Hlliousness.
2. 1 1-1 , . _ with water back. 810 will take DI SESA COURT 11 Rooms. some boy. "That was him settin' lcwn These wonderiul remedies have
ggfldc‘ouggutgggfiom Iinygle‘h auto :01?! and son. “00““ Of Dtidgc it. GS Spring Hill Ave. Norwalk. improvements. Inquire John J. on the iront‘doorstep -wh—:re we helped millions of people. Try
Cor” No. Main St. Phone 1581. Phone. 2311 Di Sosa Phone 1113 came in." them. Stillson. Powell, Corp
DOROTHY DARNIT , By CHARLES McMANbS
’ teammate leoneN 22.23;”? ‘SWAfig-J‘Eq ~ ‘ . i
IT A (M e ON { ,
"a!“ " '5 ,1 THE BLACKBOARD Awe
"“059 I'M-EN". A use rue ex paesswn ,3 ..
, ”uncut?“ U7“ '5 H onszssuse IN 11-1.: .. 2‘
. J g ' . ., ’3’ ‘
. l' .
~i : ' . 0‘.
'l €‘ . .L 4 \ ‘
i L ‘ '
n. __ . '1
i l 7 l
J ,
~..—u---i
fl
-" '_ .. ’— --.- e. . 4
1 M L
i _ r
”Atoll w is-
— ' .
3 nos. T‘M'i’Cl-i, HAM;
.smrr's mam-W
or Mimi?“ 0‘
' use snoop out not;
‘1? rule maturing! ”I
ills-l classified ml!”
'16”
"r 3“- "stuckfi
d"..>
pi Aim warm.
THE“
it! sees GOiNG
HE CALLO A ‘
me All: " '
ante '-
' less salts is used by thoumndn ,of
The regular meeting of the
C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. . ..
Legion, will be held this evening z...
the meeting quarters in odd I“
hall in South Main street. '
The matter of adjusted c '-
sation wil be brought up 361.“;
meeting this evening and a «IMO
stand will be taken by the Post‘s:
the matter. The playground am
will also be brought up. .;-_,,4,
Commander LeRoy D. .
will appoint the committeeag, 7 .6,
evening for the year. ' ‘
meeting is one of the most impel!“ 4.
of the year and figreat ”new“
business is scheduled to be mkuiuil‘
Refreshments will be served”
the auxiliary of the Post aftec; ‘
meeting. . A
Miss Helen Davis of Bin 31‘“.-
has resigned her position With m:
Boston Store. *: .3
'0‘
. e
Says Excess of Hydrochloric '
Cause of Indigestion _‘
A well-known authority mi '
that stomach trouble and In m? .-
tion are nearly always due to ’
iy—acid stomach—and not, 385'" .
folks believe, from a lack of duck-T.
tivc juices. He states that an eb-
(31.38 of hydrochloric acid lift“
stomach retards digestion and M .:
i‘cod fermentation; then our motto
sour like garbage in a can. rennin", .
acrld fluids and gases, which mm; 1
the stomach like a toy balloon. We-
then got that heavy, lumpy realm:
in the chest, we eructate sotfi' food.
Jrelch gas or have heartburn, flatt-
l-:nce. water—brash or nausea. “ .
He tells us to lay aside all digel-n
live aids and instead get from any
pharmacy {our ounces of Jad 8116
and take a tablospoonful in a gin,
of water before breakfast. whilst
is effervescing. and furthermore;to .
continue this for one week. W21“. ’ "
relief often follows the first dose. it
is important to neutralize the acidi-
ty, remove the gas-making ma...
start the liver. stimulate the kidney.
and thus promot: a free flow of [mu
digestive juices. -
Jad Salts is inexpensive and 8
made from the acid of grapes Ind
lemon juice, combined with lithh ‘
and sodium phosphate. This harms
. i
a 1
stomach suflercrs with excellent :5-
suits—Adv.
RIALTO:
Wednesday, Thursday '
and Friday
February 6-7-8 .—
The Surprise Picture of
the Year ' "
Refrigerating and Supply
was ‘71.
Thsnemmgton' / ‘lsohipsOow
o .
Norwalk Chronicler