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members of the family. it
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MIG M61“ in.
:. i .l. a. sorrows
uor'utrtn HEATH
dumbing, Steam and Est-Fitting
for and Sheet Iron ifori.
Hot Air Heating.
lane and estimate- furniehad for sun.
r water. steam orhot air heating.
to 300'!!! MAIN er
THE CENTRAIEW
EASH BililllEIll
I5 IIIlIIllI Milli STREET.
-—-—OOO-——-
l6 llunoes to a Pound
and line Price in All.
EBONIIMYISWEAITII
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Teas and Coilees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tone and Cof—
fees and buy in large quantities. we are
enabled togive useful presents without
extra charge.
lines You Wile Come
Down titer You
have started the fire and complain of the
smell and smoke of Kerosene. Start 10
tires for 1 cent by using our Fire Kind-
lers. avoid the danger of Kennene and
the risk of a “scrap" With your wife, 50
in box, 5 cents box
Do you dislike snapping matches? Do
they make you jump? There are such
people. Then buy (latvs' long. round
wood. black head Sulphur Match. l2
small boxes in a large one. at 15 cents.
(hirset factory ladies attention! A
fresh lot of those large Pickles now grr
tog.
We are selling a superb Japan Too.
New one. If It don't lay over any 50
cent Tea we wcu'd like to know why.
We have the advantage of the market
on Butter. It invery easy to get mod
Butter. come right here. New York
State Creamery In tubs, ‘28 cents lb
New Raisins, Quinces.
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JUDGES‘ AT ODDS.
0a- o-aha District Judge Defies me live
, Colleagues. .
OIL”. Oct. l'l.--’i be unusual scans
of one district judge defyingtha . authori-
ty of five other judges or the district. sit—
ting as a court, was witnessed in Omaha
and is likely to provoke wins very pecul—
Iar similar! before being settled.
The case of Editor Rosewatsr of The
Bee. who is charged with libel by ix;
Bbsriii Bennett, to be tried by somcjudgo
other than Judge Scott. caused the trouble.
0n the editor‘s appeal to the other five
Judges they decided to bear the case and
cited the editor to appear for trial. When
Judge Scott was notified of the judges'
decision. he declared the case could not
be transform! from the criminal branch
of the court. He then made an order
nullifying the act of the five judges and
ordering " 4 liosuwater to appear before
him at up amuo time for trial. When
court was in session, he said:
"We have now met the crossroads. and
I do not propose to take either side. but
instead 1 am going to tread right in the
middle of the road. liare 1 am. an Amer-
Ican citizen. “2 years of age. and stand
upon a broad gauge platform that will
permit me to give every man a fair and
impartial trial. If I did not want to give
Roscwater a fair trial. the motion might
be excused. There is no law to take this
case off my docket, and it will stay there.
If there is any monkeying about it, some
one is going to be cited to appear for con-
tempt. and I think 1 sin a pretty good au-
thority on contempt."
INFIRMARY BURNED.
‘l'wo Sisters of Mercy Died In the Flames
While Trying to save Lives.
llorsrmc. Oct. l7.-—-Lossofilie attend-
ed a fire which started in the San Jacinto
boarding house. at Franklin avenue and
Jacinta street. spread to and quickly dev
strayed St. Joseph's Infirmary, in Frank-
lin avenue, and after extending to other
buildings caused a property loss of $500.-
000.
Two lives at least were lost. and it is
feared four persons may have perished.
Both those known to have been burned to
death were Sisters of Mercy in the Calh-
olic inlirmary. They were Sister Dolores
and Jennie Ellis. The family name of
Sister Dolores was Elizabeth Boyle. Jen-
nie Ellis was a novitiate and removed to
San Antonio from Montreal tWo weeks
'80- ,
It Is supposed that they perished In the
flames while trying to save the lives oi
others. Their remains were horribly char-
red. ’l‘wu patients of the inilrmury, who
were lying in an upper storv of the dor-
mitory. are missing, and it is feared that
they were burned to death.
LOVES OCEAN TRAVEL.
lira. Carson Has Spent ”0.000 In Living
on Steamship»
Curruiun, ()ct. iii—Julius liobrbach
has asked the probate court to appoint a
conservator for the estate of Mrs. Eliza
Carson, his mother-in-lmv. it originally
amounted to 3110.000, but her relatives
say she has spent fully $50,000 of the
amount in ocean travel.
The old lady boss passion for living
upon the son and has not been off an
ocean steamship for more than one day at
a time for the lost your and has been
traveling about constantly for 10 years.
It is alleged in the petition for n consort“
ator that Mrs. Carson's love for the sou
has grown to be a nmnia. and the court is
asked to prevent her from turning the
balance of her fortune into the coffers of
the steamship companies. where. it. Is
said. she has put the “0.000.
KINGSTON'S ANNIVERSARY.
Burning of the (lid itewululiunary Town
(‘omrrwrrmrats-ri.
Krsosios. N. Y.. (lot lT.—'l'ho one
hundred and seventeenth anniversary of
the burning of Kingston was celebrated
at the old senate house by Wiltwyvk chap»
ter. Daughters of the American livvolu
tlon. and by citizens.
The exercises consisted of addresses by
Mayor Kennedy and William Lounebcry
of the Senate House association and the
reading of historical papers by Mrs. Anna
i". Ciearwntr-r of this city and Mrs. Marlo
he Due. n lineal descendant of George
Clinton. Mrs. Katherine Woods Maddon'
road Will Corleton‘s poem. "The liuru
ing of Kingston."
TOWN BO‘RNED ”UP.
An Inundiary Fire Almost Destroys Liber-
ty Center, 0.
Four “'AI‘NE. ()ct. lit-«Liberty Cen-
ter. 0., on the Wabash railroad. was ill
most totally destroyed by lire. The on-
tlrs business portion of the city. together
with a numimr of dwellings. was con
sumod. 'l'bc fire was incendiary The
loan is $100,004). Three suspiciousobar-
actors hrsvu been arrested.
Big "arbitrary (Tornpnny Fails.
llsrnusru'uo. (lot. il.-—-'l‘he itnymoml
and Campbell Machinery company of Mid
distown has passed into n receiver‘s
hands. The property of the company.
together with its leasehold interest in
lands. cost Murmur. its hills receivable
and amounts owing it aggregate till.
Milli", while the indebtedness ior llili~
tarial. borrowod money. old. Is it"b.
970.77.
NEWS ESSENCE.
The Austrian finance minister in his
budget shows a surplus of diminution
florins.
The Brazilian government troops won
a victory over the insurgents in lilo
Grands do but.
Judge David Wctty of lienvcr City,
Nob. has been arrested on the charge of
receiving bribes.
Near (lien Allen. Ala. Jefferson Aili-
fi- son. a jeweler of Jasper. was shot from
ambush and killed.
The execution of Holvnrior French, the
anarchist oi' the librarian» Lyceum then
m plot. is imminent,
The Greek gnvornmrmt and the local
authorities of the island of Corfu are tok»
lng measures for the safety of the czar.
Detective Hutchinson of lielvidsro. N
1.. has armted Charles Foboonmnkor oi
Failsburg. N. Y.. on a charge of blgmny
Heart failure oarised the sudden new.
at her home In New York of Mrs. inn you
mother of the dancers J oils and Amuliu
Glover.
William Massey. who has been in prison
at Borduniown. N. .l.. since May at on
surmloion that be murdered Lizzie llol-
lowsy. was released from custody.
Alteratborongh investigation of the
rabbit! at the bureau oi silgrovmg and
printing Ohio! nnlllmn has determined
that 691,190 minus. Valued at limit, were
W, ~
or...
Japanese and Chinese Forces
Meet at the Yalu River.
BOTH PREPARIEG FOR. A BATTLE.
W...”,..
It Is Reported That Port Arthur Has Boon
Captured by the Japanese, and 'Ihat the
Chinese I‘laet 'Iltasa Has Fallen Into
.. .‘l'heir Hands.
WI-Jl', Korea. Oct. 17.—'I‘he Japanese
and Chinese armies are facing each other
on the banks of the Yalu river. Both
sides are perfecting their preparations for
battle. Not a shot has been fired yet.
Field Marshal Count Yamagata. cern~
mander of the J apaneso forces. is awaiting
the arrival oi supplies and heavy artillery.
Spies report that the Chinese army is 25.-
000 strong. ’ _
Itihsir's Hand In the East.
L0le)u."()rrt. l7.——A dispatch to The
Times from St. l’stersburg says that ar-
rangements are being made in the event
of the necessity arising to send le steanr
era of the Russian volunteer fleet to
Vladivostok. where they will be fitted
out as warships. All the material for this
purpose haslboen taken to Vladivostok.
The dispatch adds that there is some
talk in St. t‘etersburg of a revival of the
project of a southern route for the Sibe-
rinn railway. which was originally aban-
doned because the rents would have run
across a large slice of Chinese Manchuriu.
If Russia should assist (Shims, she might
ask for possession of this territory as con]-
ponsation. With a sick czar. however.
politics is absolutely quiescent. The va-
porings of the Russian press about new
ventures in the far east find no echo in
more responsible quarters.
The Standard says it has been arranged
that Vice Admiral lion. Sir E. R. Fre-
mantlo. commander-in-chief of the Brit-
ish Chinu station. whose appointment to
that command expires shortly. will re-
main in Chinese waters during the war.
A dispatch to The Standard from Ber-
lin says ’l‘hc 'I‘ngeblntt states that Vis-
count Masankl Kuto. head of the Japa-
nese foreign ufllco. will be appointed ruin-
Ister to (treat Iiritnln. Viscount Schuzo
Acki. who is at present accredited to Lon-
don and Berlin. being required in Berlin
for the conclusion of the treaties between
Germany and Japan.
Port Arthur Reports-ii Captured.
Susxunsr. Oct. 17.~—"l’ort Arthur has
fallen into the hands of the Japanese."
This startling report reached here last
evening. The probability is that all the
Chinese warships. which were refitting
and repairing there since the light at the
mouth of the Yalu river. have fallen into
the hands of the Japs.
It was known that the Japanese fleet.
had invested the place and had done great
damage by bombardment.
It Will be remembered that upon several
occasions It. has been reported that the
Japanese hnd effected a landing near
Port. Arthur The land portion of its de-
fenses. generally known as tho “ back
door." is said it) be weak. and experts
have expressed the opinion that If Port
Arthur was attacked on the land side it
was more than likely that, it would easily
fall into the hands of the Japanese.
(‘olonel \‘on llanneltin May lilo.
finsxunnr. Uot I7.~Coionel von iian-
nnkln. formerly aid~do camp of Li liung
Chang, who wns wounded while acting
as adviser to the Chinese admiral who
was in command at the naval battle
fought oil the Yalu river. is said to be In
a dangerous condition You iinunckln
was wounded at the engagement referred
to. but he was said to have recovered suf-
liciently to enable him to return to duty.
and the emperor. as a reward for his valu
able services to the ('hlnese navy, bestow»
ed upon him the hrund (Imus of the Dou-
ble Dragon. Now. however. It Is stated
that Von llannekln Is not likely to re-
cover from his wounds. as blood pulsonv
lug has set in. and the worst Is toured.
The Trouble In Delagon tiny.
liicuux', Uct, lT.-~'i‘be troubles at Low
renco Marques. Ilulnuun hay. create the
greatest concern in llerlin. it is assumed
that England intends to soizctho occasion
to extend her llilusrrnflluils northward along
the coast of tho ludiun ocean and postn-
bly to attempt to acquire the whole rot
glen belonging to Portugal. The newa
that. l'urtngai bus nor-opted help from the
South African republic (tho Transvaal)
is naturally greeted with livoly sotisfac»
tirm It is considered that Germany‘s
interest in this region frilly entities her
to compensation in the event of an exten-
sion of the liritlsb possessions In that
part. of Afrb a
Two (Biro-{ins For htrauss.
VIM“. (let i”. wJohanni-ltrauss. who
has just convunh ri rhovulnbrutlon In hour
or of rho- Mimrh anniversary of his entry
into tho 1mm: .al world. has received slut-
in .wmw rbut ox~ it’hcriivc Ismail has
soul 0 . nvo ;.llllili!.‘i us a )ubllvo gift.
'I‘ii. i il‘\l‘l'nl r-rnt lo llongkong.
[rm-ax. (M 17 mil dispatch to tho
admiralty from rilrumpore announces that
theilrst oluss lirltisb cruiser Crescent,
mounting lfil guns. has sullcrI thence for
lionulmug,
Nontlos «lets a [Decoration-
BERLIN. (lot. I7.—--'l‘bo links of Snitc-
i'oburg rind llotlm decorated Mme. Nor.
diou after she had sung in ”liobnngrln“
at the Court theater.
Drowned In 'I‘raiee flay.
Drums. ilot, i7.—-(ln Hominy eight
drunkon mun procured a limit and event
on n cruise in ’l‘rulcc buy. They have not
since boon noun.
Rhinitis! in a Iiniiwsy Carriage.
VlllN’VA. (lot 17...»..Aualbsrt llofrnnn.
oouncllor of the ministry ol agriculture,
committed suicide in a railway carriage.
wmm Whistl Wills”
Boer-rm. (M. i7.-—iteproscntatlves of
2H whist clubs in New England met here
and lorrnori it New England Wliist usua-
r-Iutlon. Waller ii. Barney of the I’rovi-
deuce Whist club was elector] president
IIIHI "Imhvlf to Death.
Mrm'nmhl. (let. IT.~J. hick. Robert
son of New York oornmitted suir-irio or
the rlt. .iutnes hotel. his body being found
by aohnmbermuid. lie hlml himself to
death by cutting his wrist.
Aerlliltirr’l of Etrriirvlliemoifl.
Enrico-tr ClTi‘. hid .rroi. l7 ~Es—Trsas-
liter J. E. Hill of the Harvard county
school board was acquitted of the charge
of embezzlement.
taiifovnla liar-It lions.
Mmmo. on. (lot. Ira-The time
been of this place, doing business lines
mo. cloud Its doors.
“FORGIVE Mira, MUI'HER."
Stunner Was [use pol lured In Lu'l and At-
tempt-n1 r. ..u do.
PHILADELPHIA. (lot. lat—w, E. Stanf-
fer, a well dressed. good looking mun of
about 24 years. engorged a room at Doon-
cr's hotel, and line minutes niterward
shot himself in the left breast with a to
volver. Slander wanton-d from Ash
land, 0.
A physician was summoned. and the
young man was removed to the Jefferson
hospital. where little is no of his recovery
is entertained. The bullet was extracted
from the back. hltauflcr. who retained
consciousness after the shooting. said that
his not was the result of a love allair. and
one of three letters which he left was ad-
dressed to Miss Lulu Starr of Asbland, to
whom he referred as a lovely girl. lie ca-
pressed regret for his deed and asked for
s minister.
The second letter was addressed to his
mother and readx ‘ Forgive me. dear
mother. You do not know how oft my
heart was breaking." The other was to
the hotel proprieron and ran as follows;
“I have awidowcd mother living in Ash
land. 0., by the name of Mrs. M. W.
Stuufler. Do not break the news sudden
ly to her. My ell'ccts are at 060 Ocean
avenue. Jersey City. Return my railway
passes to the Pullman company. "
Slander had no baggage except an
overcoat and an umbrella and paid for
his room in advance. He showed no
traces of liquor and spoke rationally after
the shooting. ills mother was telegraph-
cd for.
Young Sinut’fer and Miss Starr were
engaged to be married. The girl had been
visiting her brother. E. C. Starr. at dbl.)
Jersey uven ue. Jersey City. Monday
Stanfier rosignedifrom his position and
started with his illness for their ()hlo
borne, where they were to have been mar-
ried. ()n the train hetwuen Jersey City
and Philadelphia they quarroled. and
upon reaching liroml Street station Stanf-
fer nilghted and went to the hotel. where
he nttemprud his life. The girl continued
west.
THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Reported Fight With Thom and Capture
of 'll‘wo Mon.
Cusuur Rrx. W. V. Oct. lT.——The
men who are supposed to be those who
held up the Richmond. Frederieksburg
and Potomac railroad train at liquid
creek last i‘ririay night and robbed it. of
a large anmunt all money were cornered
near here by some detectives. After a
hard fight two of the mm were captured.
ii'nox‘r iim AI . Va. i let 17.—’l‘wosuspi
cious men rutlnc here about dark Monday
night from towurd the Rappahannock
country. (the was heavy set; the other
tall. with «lurk brown hair and mustache
and high «heck bones. The tall mun
bought a black worsted suck suit and
wore a gray alpine but. He paid for the
clothes with a in gold piece and in silver
plor‘cs. Ho r-nrriod an oliciotli \‘nllso.
which scorned heavy and which be had
(“Pd with care.
The heavy sol. man bought a black
Woolen clieviot bur-k suit and paid for it
with a $2!” gold lilli'i’o iioth bought can»
vas telesr-opo sntuhois here.
’l'hev asked for information about trains
and left toun about H p. m At I a m.
’l‘uosduy they took a Norfolk nndflb’osiurn
train for Shenandoah Junction at River
ton, two llllIi‘rv oil. The); bad on the new
~Hilts will": tin '.' took the train 'l'hr‘y
rnmle (‘Hillllr ring ~tntourents unri Wl‘ru ex
worlllnrly Ill "mus In lvnvlru town they
separated. ' Iii ‘tvliisilml curb other to
gotlior untulo oi the town.
CHURCH AND TEMPERANCE.
Hrs. QIhLIo-y ui lbs-tr Jol'xoy ‘lire l'p is \\'.
1. i. l. i - nvrniiun.
l’mr .\||l-'.l|'lil.ll. not, 17 ——'i‘be fleesiiin
of the vuuwuriuu of the \\ moon‘s i’brio
tlun ’I‘r-mpr-runro union was rnlIvr-m-d by
a sensation consequent upon the \‘lxlll‘ullh
sprleoh mode by Mrs. Louise Iluwnsrlluig
Ivy. president of rho New Jersey brunch
of tin» union > limbo-lured that the church
riirl nut pl'rrjII-f'i) support the cause of ten.
purunm. but merely indulged in namlay
pmuliy tnik in illi‘iiru the truslocsund ‘ the
high iirvnw preachers."
Ilrf‘ wurri~ \l'r‘rn sot-crow criticised. and
when slw hurl mnvlurleri ro-olutlnns were
adopted recognizing tho church as the
sunburst ally of the tvinporuncu cause.
er-houlbuys In a l-‘atal ltow.
i‘iv. l\\.\l.. ilct. lT.——At the close of
school at Brighton, is village in West VIP
ginlu. norir l'urllorsburg. a quarrel runong
the boys developed Into (rebooting unrl
clubbing scrape. in which Willis Caril-
Dt'l'. aged in. wns shot to death and his
little brother. nap-«l 5. family stabbed. 'l‘hr
teacher. Morris flickering. was also four
iuiiy out while trying to preserve order.
ltmln tin-r :lNII Mites In 2d "nun.
CLM Llano. iler. ll-lmuiu (ilmm. a
member or the Cleveland Wheel club.
nunrmnritul in breaking the world’s record
for u 2i hour run. The run was made
upon the .Vnwburg Driving put-it track in
tho prcrumm or u largo crowd. lie cover
cu 1w; ‘. min-s and l?” yards. or 271,) yards
1mm than lit-l mllrm.
‘r’vtnmn Minister Dari.
\i‘riizrsunumr. it». Hot 17 witov. l-Z,
iloznrd Snowdrm. the oldest. Presbyterian
minister in the slate. died ut his home in
Forty Fort. rigor! ilil your» and ii months.
He was iiw (llllllnt living graduate of
Princeton 'I'hmriogionl seminary.
”rails of Father t‘ulllns.
lot-rm. Fur». N. i‘.. not. tT.-licr.
llunnis ll. (Trillion. pastor of the Roman
i'nthollv rrbim-li in West \Vlnllold. lsdoad.
Father l'oilms was Well known through
his contributions to literary bingo/loos
and journals.
“mm by a ltvllvr Iispiosion.
lawn ”H. by. Hot i7 mil boiler ex-
ploded at u omlmlll ne‘er Ilivlrory lirorr.
iiruvos county. James Holmes. in prowl
inc-lit citiron. “Ms killml. and a number oi
other person More pi‘lrilmlly family by
lured.
Killed by Inhniing inn.
hummer, ltlrl, nor. 1? mi. I“ it: bin»
son of Nile-a Mlllllr . rt’ulrivrml irut‘u at iIln
hotel. and .H Hm tuurtmru In ‘ ' l '.|
dead in bod. Il'li’liur her-u Ml M by ilriml»
lug gas
imilmml "mm 1:.
immune-w lln. l’:\., r' 4, “ ‘;’
alopouing or lb» Mu. .. "r
burg rouum-tllbg ram: .1 . in
next Railway.
‘illi’ .r-
'i rilr Iiurilrn ‘l >‘.
Booms. Uni. Ii ——'i‘b. u '
Governor 'I'b'llnus lir'-"*' v
elation hold thbirmrr'uoi worm m .
Vemloms.
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American Niwirauiu in sour/m.
Hm bosons. Conn. (m. ..,~~‘§“rc
stats munch oi thenrder or American
transom hail its model mailing lists.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in .'
combination side, ceiling, and 9‘
in. or 18 in. borders; of com
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double.
roll.
I have been told by a, great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices. .
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALKA
if you desire to invest in stocks in a safe and
legitimate manner without care and worry.
snlncnbe to our discretionary accourus,w hich
will pay you irrm 2m 8 er cent. weekly in
any active market. it wi pay you more than
double the average rate of interest in any
"“11““? business pursuits. Deposits received
from 8‘ lto Hill).
We will be pleased to furnish you ruler—
ence sstoonr success in the past, and what
we are doing for others. If you are situated
where you cannot cail on us in person.addresa
your communications to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
48 Congress St . Huston. Mass.
We remit profits once a week and rinclpal
on three ria s' notice. Parties referr n to do
their own Vertising. are adv and toss scribe
to our Daily Market Letters. which give you
im tsnt nrormstion on active stocks. and
wil enable you to make money if you do your
own speculating. Rates. we per month: or
with telegrams of important ch urges. .2!) per
month. Address.
Metropolitan News 60..
48 CONGRESS ST.,
Lock Ito: 2.263. Boston. Mass.
056m
lit tonilom liur Englami ltlrpiort ts.
“hilt
51%! of the
Blue Bell.
bORWALK DIVISION.
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Public Stations are located as Follows:
Wall street. - - Central Office.
New Canaan. - New i‘unrtan Messenger.
‘Rowaymn. E. W Godfrey & Co.
'rloutb Norwulk. - ii. H. I’laisied.
Woetpori. - - W. E. Oslnrn.
‘Wllrnu. - N. i' . N. H. dz H. R. ELCo.
'lrulir‘a'es Automatic Station.
92?
A Iadics' solid gold watch. good .
serviceable case. for the price “a
charged fora good gold tilled §
watch. only 3318 till New do
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signs in band engraved
l‘ikt. watches from $225 00
to 35000, Silver and
gold tilled watches tbui
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all”
P a. FLY NN’”
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
lull WAiiliING'I’ON 81‘.
J. I'. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first clue
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MIITIIII
mil if
Crampton’sm
Home
Tablets
Best in the world. Call and got
physicians in orientate. wombat
Are standard prescriptions oi firebcl‘g
rig the relist and cars
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Norwalk Chronicler