of Schools George Viiucho
:mpxcscnted by Dr. WilKalb
('3'
.111- :11 the Royal Jameslhn
. )' evening. He read an 93‘
1 the Oklahoma. History of
.11); which follows:
1:0 Victor Buchanan came
111:: country school of Ill,‘,
1. 511110. worked- his ~way
High School at 0111035 111.,
“wintry schools. “'33 prln.
~' Snlclll School. graduated
Classical Course 01 the
lllinois Universityat Car-
.::111 took the Master’s de-
, \ll Kcndrce College. and
LIZ;
1_ 1:112 liniversliy of Chicago.
j , (1'51) of twenty-seven. .116
4.011 lo the chair 0: Mathe-
Ills Alma. Mater and
gm distinction for seven
1,1115 probably one or the
- ever elected to a
stall) 1111ivemlty.,
" he accepted the super-
..1‘ the schools in the city
.\lr.1.. where he remained
1 5...”. He then accepted
yotlllol‘i in Joplin. lilo.
31111115 here he became
_ 3.11:, of the schools 0:
I11 1113'. where he Served
‘II 1
Sedulia, Mr. Buchanan
l-_\' the Missouri State
:1 l4) superintcnd the Mis-
L‘ducaiionai exhibit ‘at
11f: \‘i‘orld's Fair, which
1 190-1. He was given
:1 free hand in this
~ . ”m was so successful that.
,.1\.11I1ls were made. with
r-Izllcs and foreign na-
wring, the Missouri ex-
cn the GRAND PRIZE
2.111s vote or the large
representing the UnitEd
:Ill foreign nations hav-
=.xl‘.llc in Scdclia. Mr.
Il"ll!‘{lt£‘d the move-
rcsulted in the passage
a compulsory education-
1'1'11mcd the .bill and
.- 11m legislators when
in danger of defeat and
::II«,-,111'cd sufficient votes
According to a. leading
: 1xpc1t this law is. to:
. 1 1‘ I111. best in existence.
’ . 11111iefused the Re-
.111011 for the state
of education in"
U
;l~
v 1:0 was nominated and
11.11 distinguished sex:-
..:~:g:11io11 was the founding
I» l.;_:.;:1r Literary Club.
1111 regular weekly.
fir-‘leillg loading sub-
, .1.;-.'§'1;Inl‘s. For twelve
1m president of this club
I,-l 1-11 .1 ivo membership
1 .11 \\1lter \Villlams .of
i 'ni\(-lslly said of it:'
11::1‘15 the most import—
lound table ever or—
-t.-.- Cenilal “'cst. ' "
R1111 RYE
.111 OBSERVE
111131331111
.idents Claim ~That
hey Bring “Unde-
'alllc Element Ito
csori in Summer”
muuy D—Rye has
mm. amusement
I111 on the‘Sabbatli.
- mo beach and vi-
' .I..II_lo.-1izcd the parks
. 10 the communitY.
I'I. r1~ ~12:11 oment of "the un-
,, --11L “hich fcrquents
Ii ring the summer."
: II: Trustees, elected on
L made efforts to
patronized b‘y thous-
. lorl: people. They
1' 1,. 11 licenses at Rye Beach
a |, 11.51;- l‘urk and voted to
. Sabbath law.
! I'mmsel Daniel E. Kelly
‘ ‘l1I:~l‘;o.-.11I11 could banish
111.1115 as being in violav
samba”: low laid down
v1.11 code. It is expected
rollers will coast en the
knot-{milk nor will the
c-orousal disturb the
>l1orcfront residents.
I . \ \
\ 11: :1;
li'm
1 . 1,
DDE IIPHOLDS
DUNDDN WILL
bIABIFORD. May 9.—
'm'xlfi'lllllly. receptivity ' and”
' » not sufficient to prove
1,1:vz1ce." declared Judge"
1- -11nings of the superior
i "may in refusing to set £81110
I: verdict upholding the will of
1 Maigaret Dundon. Green-
. firmer member of an EDI"
I‘ 111 sisterhood.
r» Dundon left an estate at
,1, : 11d under the terms of £113
L-zweml local nephews and
1’.“ An appeal was taken ”9'
l, 1llian M. Clark. Yonketl. N
4 nir ce who claimed th'. #6
Irl had been unduly infidenced 4
‘III So with whom she I refill
'I befoie her death. ,
ulcer of retiring, Superb-I hr
11*. the dinner given in ,
l :mnceters post graduate
suggested the namev
' ”Hing to set aside the 3111'? “L
vaudeville,
star in the
«Alla Nazimovt,
screenjandrstsgc
United'Shtes form iii":
Ameridndtisen. Thought.
~mflm.mmm
JndCiisrleSBI'ry’n t,.l.wlliun she
“183W
willbeillvoigd. y
I
Subject, “Adam and Fallen Man."
i ’, specialvinstruction on “The Symbols
= of the Church." by'the "rector,.
I Home.”
, King's Daughters will meet at the
MOTHER
A woman’s love I
Is mighty. but a mother's heart
is weak. _
And by its weakness . over»,
comes. .
' : "' —Loweil.
w SEVEN
HELD FOR TRIAL
AT BRIDGEPDRT
,Sevcral Front N orwalk
Scheduled for Trial
~Alleg'ed Murderer
Is Still m Jail
\ BRIDGEPORT, May 9. (Special to
The Sentineanxventy-scven prison-
ers are being heldat Fairfield coun-
ty jail for trial before the May term
of the criminal superior court. ac-
cording to a list made public today
by Sheriff Simeon Pease. Five of-
!enders who will face the criminal
court are free in bonds. making a.
total of 32 cases to be heard during
the term opening. Tuesday afternoon
presiding.
Following is a list of prisoners
bound over in Bridgeport city court.
together with the offenses
which they are charged:
"i Helen Rucituseo, staiuutory of-
fense: Emanuel Victory. statuatory
otfense; Anthony li'ommoli. robbery;
Philip Giard'. robbery: Frank Shackle.
robbery; Isadore Friedman. bur-
glary; Joseph F. Reily. theft. of an-
tomobile: Peter Perheila. theft of
automobile; Richard Achley, bigamy
and false pretenses; 'John Allen,
statuatory ottense.
Others who await (rial. the crimes
for which they are charged and the
coty from which» they wele bound
over. are as follows.
George 311111311... criminal assault.
Stamford; Arthur Hale, theft, Stam-
ford: John Kozuk. burglary. Shelton:
John W. Smith, keeping house 01! ill
fame, New Canaan: Franklin Ray.
theft of automobile, Trumbull: Dan-
ielNelson, statuatory offense; Hat-
cld McLaughlin, theft, Dunbury;
Harry Scott, ‘stat‘uatory ottense;Fa1r.
field; Ella Frey. ciatuetory ofteuse,
Fairiiald: James N.‘ B. O‘Maboney.-
murder. Greenwich: Barry 3133on
murder, Norwalk: Max Miller. mur-
der. Norwalk: john Fitzgerald, bur-
glary, Nomalkn I ~ »
.C’arl Wilson, colored of Sismtord.
char5ed with the rats! shooting of
Henry Redd. alliescOIored. 16.81: No-
, vem‘ber, in Stamford. is being new
at the 39.11.11. jury failed to agree on
Everdictdn, his case, last February.
Edgar: Wright and Edvard Townes,
both colored are being held
terial witnesses. I
S became the principal bene— m
0.111113 ground that .-
.:’«.t. the “eight of evide ‘
"'nt asserted that ,
for a long time prior
11 was in the company,
Who profited Ip
, Miss Gertrude Jennings, 8 Quintard
*avenuc. l
at 2 o'hclock with Judge Dickerson
with ,
First Choich 01 Christ, Scientific to attend the services.
57 West ave‘nue
The rezui’ar Sunday? service of this
church is held at 11 a. m. -
“ Sunday school is held at 11 a. m.
‘ , for confessions and consultation.
:Wteidnesday evening. Testimony, " , ~.
mes us is held at 8 o’clock. To ~ Chast- arch 1" ,
both of these services the public is Oh
invited.
.. Reading room, 57, west avenue.
V‘Open week days (holidays except-
ed) from. 12 to 5. Tuesday and
hursday evenings from 7 to 9
All are welcome.
. O l O
Trinity Church -'
Rev. C. S. Lewis, M.A.. Rector
Services for the 'i’ourth Sunday
after Easter. _
‘7: 30 a, 111. Holy Eucharist. .
9. 30 a. .m. Church school with
' Rev. Robert B. B. some. Rector
Fourth Sunday after Easter. ,
dress by Mr. F. Slade Danzoll
Berkeley Divinity school.
town.
11:45 a. :11. Sunday school. .
sermon.
. Tuesday 7: 30 p. 111.:
45 Osborn avenue. 7: so p. m.
Stillman. 1.6'4 East avenue.
10:30 a. m. Matins and sermon.
Special offering for the hospital.
3:00 p. m. Vespers and sermon,
O . I ‘
So. Non-walk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T. Mallory. Pastor
‘The subjects to'r the Sunday ad-
dresses are as follows: ‘
Everyman’s Bible class,I
Hear GOd’ 8 Voice. " '
Morning sermon-
_c l1urch.
7 Seaside place.
i
Knight St. _A. M’. E. Church
Rev. W’. Henry Lamar. Pastor
- James E. Perkins. organist.“
Rev.
“Do We
"Christ in the
Children s sermon. "Worth Twelve
Bundled Dollars?
Evening ~ sermon, “Around the
World With the “(arid W‘lde Guild."
Calendar for the week of May 3:
Sunday 10:00 a. m. Everyman's
r'lib‘lc class. Bible School.
s 11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
6:00 p, 111. Christian Endeavor. .
7:30 'p. m. Bvening'worship. ,
C‘alisthenlcs
at 11 a. m. and '1’: 30 p. m.
and hear him. ‘
Sunday school at 12 1301). ,‘m.
Allen league 6 p. m.
marrow is Mother' 5 Day
Class meetings.
Monday 7:30 ppm.
class for boys.
Tuesday 7:30 p. m. ICallsthenics
class for girls. The Mlzpah Circle of_
-for funds, Sunday, May 17.
1'4
7 East Avenue M. E. Climb -
Rev. Arthur 'J. Pcnnell. Minister
Clarence Cable. organist.
men’s association will meet at the
homect Mrs. G. F. _ Benedict. 65
Osborn avenue. A full attendance is
requested, 8 p. m. The \V. \V.‘ G.
will hold a business and mis-
sionary meeting at' the home of
ments, Friendship Bible class.
tionai . meeting.
Leader. Stanley; H.“ Carpenter.
ligious Freedom. "
Thursday 3:45 p. 111. Pioneer "Y"
meeting. 7 :45 p. m. Mid-week meet- or the Omicron 017°“-
Nextfiunday has been designated
as T'Gift Sunday.” The pledges. of
members and friends oi! the church
are to be brought in at one of the
services.
There are only two more Incet-
ings this spring of Everyman‘s Bl-
ble class. Every man is urged to
be present for these sessions.
There will be a. stereoptlcon sex"
Mrs. A. x. Paddock.
or returning missionaries
hearsai.
young- people in
Home . . . . . . Vincent-
...‘........
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1 . -, \ ‘ H . . ’ .
Solo. Moth“: ‘1 km. 1 an! Haussl‘ezr N. Peter’s Evan a“
Postlude in L . . . . ...... . . . . Blsct 3‘3“
Evening: Lutherln Church
Prelude, Meditation . . . . . . . Mauro 1 Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. “'enzel. pastor
German service at 10 a. tn.
English service at 11 a. m.
Anthem, Art Thou \Veary. Jackéon
Postludc, Marchc. icligleusc. Adam
' . . Iii ii %=
. St. Paul’s Parish
Rev. Louis B. Howell. Rector,
‘ Fourth Sunday. after Eastern 1
7:30 a, 111. Holy communion.
9 a.“ifi‘. Morning prayer.
. 9:15 :1. in. St. Andrew's
Paul's Sunday schools.
10:30 a. in. Holy communion and]
serfilon- ' ' fduplex envelope will run out.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer.
.St. Andrew's Sunday school meets
at the \Vlnnipauk school house. St.
Paul‘s Sunday school at the church.
All persons are welcome at the
services at St. Paul's church. and
new scholars at either of the two
Sunday schools from the age of
four upwards. Strangers and 'visi-
tors in town are especially invited
' 9.110011. Subject of sermon.
welcome.
and St. will meet Tuesday evening
end of the month.
in the near future.
will be made agaimto
member as. a regular
q
‘ly and choc. rfully.
The church is open all day every
day in the year tor rest. prayer and
meditation. The? rector is in tilé‘
,churCh Saturday from five to seven
Gregory BoulewrflbEast Norwalk ”,
10: 30 a. m. Morning prayer. Ad-
of
Middle-
7: 30 p. 1111- -Even:f_ng prayer and ,,
St. Agnes
Guild incet with Mrs. Charles ClaTrk.
he.
'Girls‘ club- unset: with Mrs. George
“I edncsday. 3: 30 p. in. Candidates
of the Girls' Friendly Society at the
Thursday 2:00 p, m. The Woman 8
Guild meets with Mrs. s. W. Kelley,
Friday 7: 30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
W. B. Nelson or the. Dela-
ware Annual Conference will preach
Come
Think a! one Who has gone at i
may ,be‘near to us, Mother, for to-
' Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Gleaming day to finish our rally
home of Mrs. Boutvvcll.. V’i’ullace 10- 30 a. m: Morning worship with
avenue. East NOTWNK- ' . sermon Subject, ‘Thc “'orid’s \ia-
Wednesday, at 2 p. m. The \Vo- sic Word " ~‘
12 in. Church school. All depart-
6: 45 p. m. EpWorth league devo-
Annlversary day.
7:30 p. :11. Evening worship with
sermon. Subject, "England and Re—
Monday 8 p. :11. Regular meeting
Tuesday 8 p. in. Business meeting
ing. .
Friday 7:00 p. 111. Junior, “2 W. G. 0‘ the Church 51311091 board. 3 P- :11.
Announcements. Meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society at the home of ‘
This is Thank
Oftcrlng Meeting. Envelopes w'lll be
returned. proceeds Iron: which are
to be used :91- the Furlongn Fupd
\Vednesday 8 p. m. Orchestra re-
.Thursday 4 p. 1111. Classes for
religious instruc-
vice Sunday evening. the subject be- “011- 7- 45 9' m. Regulsi W-“k'
ing "Around the “'orid With the night meeting. Special studies in the
\Vorld Wide Guild. " Iiiusgrated Parables 0f 3%“ . _
hymns will be used in the song scr- =1Saturday “45 I" m. Ghou- rehear-
\lcc. Bil -
_ _ \Vednesduy evening at 8 p. m
‘.\ t . ‘.
$333112)? Sund ‘3 Will be held- the annual meeting of
Plclude. Adagio in E flat .. Merkcl me Epwmth mague' Th” ‘3 the
Anthem, bar 1‘ rom “y Heavenly time of the annual election of oili-
ccrs and all are urged .to be present.
0
Bible class and Sunday school at
film»
_ perfectlons." Everybody is cordially
Members "sof the Young People's
socicty w 110 have parts in the plays
in the
basement oilihe church to- rehearbc.
With the end of this month the
All
members are cordially requested to
fill their last envelopes and to send
them in or bi ing them in before the
The new envela
ones are here and will be distributed
Special efforts
enlist every
contributor.
Let us all do our blt regularlv, glad-
. _ ...___—-._._ ... b“ .___....‘........__.. ....._...V
Hindenburg Is Acolaimed Everywhere
in Germany as Election Enmity Dies
, m8-
_ the Presence of God. " I
and direétoré.
Ralph Toland.
leader. . ‘
Mothers: Day:
Centre of the Home." .
Prelude, “The Swan?
Baritone Solo,
Light" . . . . .
. ‘ Evening worship 7: 30. 3"»
A Cunnpg Workman. "
Prelude. Elegiac- Melody . . . . _Grelg
Baritone Solo, “0 Fear the Lord"
.... .........c.....‘1. Schneider
_ Ralph Toland ,'
Postlude, Postlude in B-ilat Ropartz
Make mothers’. day memorable—
Go to church. ’
The Ladies’ Aid society will hold
an all day mat-e11; on Wednesday.
May 20th, from '10 in the morning.
The ladies will bring -their~iunches.
Tea and coflee xviil be perved. This
society has planned :1; tie contort.
ables. Any one desiring such, work
done is requested- td‘calt Norwolk
1960 or any member for the society
they happen to-know. .1
‘ From Tuesday to Friday there
will be held in Madisén, N. 3.. a.
pastor's conterence on religious ed-
ucatidn. The pastor; of this church
will a attend the : sessions With": other
pastors, or the local churches. At,
this conference some of the most
noted leaders «at the“ church will
speak, among whom‘ are Prof W. J.
Thompson. Pref. 4.1%. W. Rogers,
Prof. W. 8. Arthur. Dr. ‘ Gefi. El-
liott and Dr. B. s. \‘Vinche‘ster.
There are twelve ”speakers on the
program. ‘
‘ O t’ 0
First Baptist Church Divine Heeling
Dewitt Talmage Van Dorexi Minister
Morning service at: 10: 30. Subject
of sermon. "The Power of Mind."
Thursday night prayer meeting at
0. . ,
7:3 ” e e n
. Grace Baptist. Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Sts
Sunday sen ice will be conducted
Ly a. preacher from the missionary
union.
Sunday school at 10 a. m . \V. L.
Minton. superintendent. "
Preaching at 11:30 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. at 5:30 p. :11.
Evening eenlce at 8 p. .m,
,. 'Ali are welcome to the services.
E. 0. Powell. church cleric
, ‘~ - e s e . .,
Intel-manual Bible Students
H. E. Pinnock 0! New tori; will
lecture tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock d. a. t. in Fablqbnildlnx hull,
\V cstport on "The Time of Deliver-
ance." The public is invited to be
present. Service tree; ,
Swedish (Dalmatians! Church
Van Zant Sn. near East Ave.
E. Norwalk
Rev. 11. Gmustrom. Pastor
Sunday services:
The extra. gospel services that
started Friday night. willyontinue
tonight and all through Sunday.
Thc services on Sunday start at
1030a.m.,400p.m.and700p.
111. The Sunday afternoon service
will b‘e held in the English language.
liev A Bergtson. from Naugatuck,
Conn. .aud Rev. W’. N'yline from
Danbur}, will ma the speakers. Wei--
come!
Q- i ' O
Sol-walk M; 13. Church
Rev. George B. Tompkins, Minister
Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector; Mrs. A; Gibson- Hull. so-
prano; Mrs. L IL. Push. contraito;
Ernest W. Sonic,“ tenor, Barry L.
Sterling, bass'o.
ble class convene at 9: 45 o'clock,
11 o'clock. Mother's day service.
The minister will preach a. Mother' s
day sermon. Flowers will be given
rendered. The entering or the morn-
ing will be {or the local hospital. '
The Epworth league at 6:30va1
be led by Mrs. ‘Clarence cable.
Topic, "Making the Most oi: Ely;
self."
At ~71 30 the service of worship
will be followed by a sermon on
“The Practical Value of Belief
Monday evening. The Pioneers
7. 30,
Tuesday. The W. M. s, will
meet at the church 11:32:30 o’clock
for the' regular meeting. . . '
Thursday Praye service at 7:45.
Morning worm U511 1a. 171.:“The
. . saint :Saens
.
Sunday school and the Men’ 3 Bi— :
out and appropriate music Will be .
meet at 6; the Tompkins league at i
9:45» a; m: Church school..
’Motherhoodlfl _
ins
Mrs. Reed Flynn. 27 Eversley ave-
the parish to the whole parish.
sevving circle at the home or 'Mrk.1..
S. Beers, 45 Elmwood avenue. 2- 5: 3!
ti!» church.
Music for Sunday morning:
Organ Prelude, Adagio from 2nd
.Sonata, .. .......... Mendelssohn
Anthem. Praise Ye the Father
'1 Mrs. F. ~Irving Smith
Organ Postludc, Epilogue . . Diggle
First Congregational Church
On the Green, Norwalk
E. F. McGrcgor, Ph. D., Pastor
(Daylight ViTlme)
VMother's Sunday. flaming service
“of worship at 10:30 with sermon by
the pastor. Subject, "Mother in
Israel. " -
Senday school at 9: 30, except tor
the Beginners and Primary depart-
mentsjavhich meet at 10:30 during
the church hour. -‘ -
Young People’ 5‘ service
Leader, John Glover.
Monday. The Doorkeepers Circle
will meet with Mrs. ,E. S. Adams,
159 Main street.
Wednesday. The L. B. A. will
meet in the ladies’ pullouat 3 p. m
The Gleaners Circle will meet in
the evening at 1:30 with Mrs. Wm.
Stsvens, 196 East avenue. »
Friday, May 15th. tax. and sale in
the parish house. given by the Gold-
en Rule Circle.
FORMAL ANSWER
IS HELD UP BY
MOTION IN SUIT
New Canaan cemetery
Case 7-— Town Suing
for Injunction and
$50,000 Damages
BRIDGBPORT, May 9.~——Filing of
a formal answer by G. Elmer Jones
rat-New Canaan in the suit brought by
the town of New Canaan. was fore-
siallcd yesterday by the presence
Rev.
at 6:30.
’of a nrotlon for judgment on the
short calender list which has not
been disposed of.
Attorney Iliaurice E. Resnick,
cbunsel for Jones, appeared in Su-
perior court with the answer but
Clerk Frank Munich was forced to
temporarily suspend its acceptance,
pending permission or the judge or
agreement of counsel for the town.
The town is suing for an injunc-
tion, to restrain Jones from the dos-
ccration.o£ Paiade Hill cemetery in
§.\’cw Canaan. Dunages of $50, 000
i< aslo asked bv the town.
New Navy Plane
11 a. m. Mother's Day service. 7
.Speclal music and sermon. 8e'unon' '
subject. __“The Larger Meaning 0:
,:6 30 p. m. Young Peoples meet-
.Wednesday _3 p. in. meeting or
the Endeavor Circl‘e at the home of
one. 6: 30 p. m. Parish supper and
entertainment. given by the men of
, Friday 1:30 p. m, Meeting of the
p. n’1. Food sale given by the Endea-
vor Circle in the ~Mabackemo block
,on North Main street. The proceeds
at this sale will be given to the.
' “'oman'e association. 8 .p. 111. Meet-
in: o: the Norwalk Council of Re-
ligibus Education in the parlors or
Offertory solo (soprano) Mother.
O'Mine ..... . . . . . ...... ._ . Tours
Motor Sensation ,
1
We need the room. on the 8econd floor for our growmg
departments. This is your chance to secure a good but
at a bargain. ’
, , EVERY HAT MUST GO
Hats Ongmally Priced
n u v
'2 ‘..'_» 95 . n :)
$3.75 and $4.00
$4.00 and $5.85
Ready Monday Morning
.3, 3’ ,9
Buy-at Mansie’s and Save Money - .
F. s. LYON » ‘ '
J 08 PRINTING
South Norwalk ’
31110111231 .....
Carpets and Rugs , ' — , ‘
Cleaned .- . 7
b , . ,
y rehab’e ”We FURNITURE , ..
who know how ~ ..
Quality Work—Lowest Prices RAN (1E8 - _.
Conn. Carpet ‘Clg'. C9. . ,
87 Cedar St; So. Norwalk ing Goods at Lowest,
A1 PHONEb969 _ . Prices. ‘
ways‘m usmess , _ ,
. , , - I M. Gutkowskyr
87 North nam' Street
Opp. Soldiers Monument
Phone 419 , ' "
MILLINERY 7‘
Alexander? ‘
'“The Home of , -
Good Will Furniture
K. A. Polljemus
61 1:0: mm eraser
80. 150318111;
more 314.5
1 Motor Transportation Co.
.. J.......-...., .~
42, So. Main St.
Phone 3560'
LONG DISTANCE TRUOXNNG —- F R E E —-
, Daily Service Between ‘ ,
New "York and Rel-walk -A $10.09 SEt of, '
Attachments '
PADDED VANS FOR .
m 140va With every Universal Vac ,.
Cleaner during the mouthfi
_ of April
26 Concord St. Phone 294 The ‘
(South Norwalk Norwalks’ Electric Co
New 703.. omen - m 2978 use. mgr;
~20: w. 2011: St. Choke. 308!
.——...1
Frank J acoby
The House of Kupp‘enheimer Good Clothes
12-14 No. Main St.
“ Blonds satin step-in pumps, trimmed with spotlight-pear! ,
buckles,3&by8panishheeis ' $8.%’
Norwalk Chronicler