‘h
l
hilt week only, we will 0 'er the following
standard U.‘ S. all woofbuutiug, sewed stripes, 45 stars sewed on both
sides, and finished in the best possible inmnner,
’ at the following entpricesz‘
5M3
I.68
l.98
2.23
2:49
2.64
3.42
3.78
4.59
5.“)
6.69
special arrangement wilhvthe manufacturer, we are enabled to quote the above prices, which are
y 40'qu cent. under retail price. These flags will be made to order, and be ready for delivery in three
Remember the above prices are for this'weck only.
Size 3 feet x 5 feet,
It 3 u 6 u
H 4 H 6 H
u ‘ u 7 u
H 4 H 8 l‘
(d 5 H 8 II '
'u 6 u 9 It
at 6 ‘fl '0 u
u 6 . fl . '2 If
u 8 . fl '2 u
H 8 . fl '5 l-
U'ri-iER M.'w
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M ., , .. m i y ‘r u
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THE TALK IS ALL OVER ABOUT
L. M. WRIGHT’S REPOSITORY,
_ _ WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITII TIIE FINEST LINE OF
Garriages, Wagons, Bicycles and Horse Goods!!!
‘ SIGN“ PAINTING AND LETTERlNyG done at short notice. ,All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
" ,free. Open until 9 p. m. Repairing a‘ specialty. Having leased the Norwalk
line of flags, made of the best grade of
4
NORTH MAIN. AND ANN
‘ S. STURTEV NT: '
STREETS,
South Norwalk. Connecticut]
-
aloof, ’n’Aoisou m FRANKLIN srs
”.
Branch Shops
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD RIVER
ll
Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms, ctc.’
LUTH ER M. WRIGHT. 1‘.
M Washington Street,
gusr ONE WORD! ,
For Ing'rain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
A. Dickerman 8: Sofa, .
. ,ri‘giARPETS!
Oil Cloths, Linoleums and Mattingiigo to
South Iiorwalk, Connecticut.
The Sterling
Bicycle '
keeps
an alluring advertisoiuoiit,
well to the front in the race
for public favor. Not hollow of
fic-
i ti our ri-ervrds or extraordin-
i. ary claim for them, but I'lllllply
it i beam their merits compel
maiden wherever they have
been tried. We. are mic agents
Wheels. We also have tho i:
Gold Crank Fallon.
ricer. Easy paymontu.
East Namath.
Dr. I‘. W. Darmer has moved
biennium from om tho Pm
0mm No. l PARK ROW,
to Grind Open Home,
old. (it... whom he will be
to see his Norwalk
. Fare allowed. ( re
mm» tin. m. in ii .m. Ila
will he at the ctr . Hotel
ovaryWodnnaday from B a. in.
log. on, for the ammmoriation
of Normal]: and iloiuh Nor-
wait patients.
in Norwalk for them 5!?
l
with
M‘-
land Swan Spiciol. New llama,
liottoiii
for Sela bye. ii. Mather”,
Removal Notice!
6R.F.WTE“AFE,MER
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Btmmubi Ticket», and Sterling
Drafts. man No otlated
and blocks bio il.
OMCE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Punt (liheo,
SOUTH NORWAIJC. : r : : CONN.
Norm Public. Acknowledgments Taken
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The iaxtwiyoru of tho (hr of booth Nonviillt
arr-homily iioiiilod that the city tax of nix
millaoil the dollar. laid on lloI city ("HMW‘
Merit ll-l of lwfi. at a city "tooling hold at
A ign "all. on lllmlioon nirm-i.:iiitlio mid day
o larch. mm. aim tho library fund for o
ono ulterior iiilll on tho dollurJuld at tho-mom
limo. will be ilucuiid tulyilbliiin the firs! IlIIY
of May. mm. at which limo l will row-lili- tho
mow iii mi Mariam. Ilvricu. in in minimum!
aim-it. i‘cnoliy the min oi nino on our
cana your from l r I. lain: will be changed
on all h ilo remaining: unmiil on an alloy .Iiiiio
Lifm. lilllililli'l‘ (iJll’l‘lillM. i. ,
Uillilcior of Tallow-film City‘ul Hoiiili Nil”
vm .
Moth Norwalk. Conn. April all. WM. a '21! aw
It ”WW
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Ordora for
Print-
lng!
A: the Oontlnoi
Offlou
Physician forWomen
IRS. DR. I. I. BUILFORD
Can be cmumlted at her office
oi? Boom Salim, llmnoemur, (3035..
Il'rorn to a. in: to 7 p. to. any day except
Sunday.
'l'hodocior lo a regular physician and for
the mat tilnoiw-n yum has IlIlI'lt‘ thoI dlwauco
of Women it ppm-lolly. Milton Hlim‘flml' from
unydlfllculilylncldontin iho iii-it can I'illl’alllt
lir.iiiilliori liitlio Alf‘ll'llwf mull-loner». with
tiio-uwuruiio'v oi rm'oiviiiu tho mmi i-iilllluliind
scientific in-uiinciit Ilium u in modern Him-u y
and medicine. "l'iill' cure with allow for-
nliihoil when riupnri-«l. 'l‘ormn mmlcmft
Ali lotion- prompt r medal to. Inelooo amine
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J.
r Paper-Hangar, Gaiclminar,
Painter.
M
DIALIR IN
Wlll. PAPER RID BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Booth Norwaih.
Rumble lionlu of latest Myles of Papal.
liordetn and Gill: Mooldin 1 taken to
honum for inqmdon. on not on by mini.
Estimated Cberrl'nllv filven. me]?
on Poll“ militia-laid I» horns
,.,... -. ...,_ l...
EGGS Wlliloulivl ii. it. or . him
It I Width fi’lllfl." Me and mm for is.
'l'm
I 1
it kind" of the llcst run for
Iinloliin . Illnnslmmuiolil
‘ burned from bar body, and her inn shore
‘nounood a suicide.
mammal? our rim N .1
mm 0 " luau
0
Mode Snicid
of e.
o ,9“. ,
anamoonvn rains in PATERSON.
.......- ,m
up." as... ,
Valuable Carpet Mill; Burned at Mount
Holly. N. a, Entuillnz a unit... moo,
000~Forut l-‘irea fiwoep (Ivor Several
Imamlua, Doing Great Damage.
Samarium. N. .l., May l‘.‘.—-—Aa Form,
or J. W. Mnior was driving to this place
from his home on tho Watahnng mountain
his. attention was attracted by,n glowing
omlior in the hodgo that surrounds the
summer home of Problem! James L.
Groanlanf of Now Yorkolty. Ho halted
his horse and entered the hedge and was
confronted by n night that caused him to
stand aghast. Slttlnaupright in the odgo,
with her features charred and distorted
and her body burned to a crisp. was the
form of a woman. The clothes had been
were still unlow. Lying on tho gran near
the body Will an open box of matches.
lllnler ran to tho residence of Former
Winchester near by and gave the alarm.
Tho two man then told Professor (ii-eon-
loaf of their find. Professor lireenlouf do-
cldod that. the charred rouinlnu worn those
of Annie 'I'horln. a Swiss girl. L‘liyonrs
old, who had come to his homo as a son"
out from Now York city three days ago.
Professor Groonloaf sold: "I have noth-
ing of the past. history of this unfortunate
whom the county physician has just. pro-
She came to m Inst
naturday afternoon from tho Infirmary
For Woman and Children at on Livingston
pliico. New York city. She was recom’
mended highly by Mira J. P. Marshall,
mporintendent of tiiolnatltutlon. Ibe-
liovo she had been an inmate of the In-
firmary and was considered thoroughly
cured and lit for service an a mold to my
wife. The change of aceno and the roll
todo of the mountalnu‘ seemed to have a
depressing efloct on her. film became mel~
melody, and [was informed by the other
servants on Sunday that: she was acting
strangely. Ycillorduy she left the house at
it o'clock and wondered away. i \i'hon
she returned, several hours later. I took
but aside and talked to her kindly. She
scorned more cheerful after this and In no
way Impressed mo as n demented person.
Yesterday she again disappeared, and we
knew nothing of her whereabouts until my
noiphbor, Mr. Winchester, informed us
that n woman had been found burned to
death in the hedge at the book of the.
lawn. We cannot find out whether she
used kcrusouooil to did her in her horrible.
purpose. She had on a dress of very iighi
and inflnnunablo material. It in possible
that film out this on fire and rat in thi-
hedgo until she burned to death."
Three Flrm at One Time.
Parnizsox. N. .l., May l'.’.—(iroat dam-
ago has been caused by fires in this city.
Tho first fire broke out. in tho malt.—
liouao of the lllnchellfio Brewing com-
may, a six story building. containing
human) bushels of grain. It at one time
ibroatcnc-I to sweep through the entire
brewing establishment While this was in
progrcss nnotlicr flrc hroko out in tin-
hluiziilnlita' association building at llroad-
way and Prospect. streets. This building
was occupied on tho. first floor as n ma‘
chine ahop and in thoimpor throo iloora
no a silk mill. It Was ‘Joo foot. long and on
feet wide nod built entirely of inflamma-
blo material. All! was sought from I'm»
sale, and two engines nrrlted from that
city. . . . . ,
When the oxcltoment was at tho high-
eat. a third fire broke. out in udwtiiiing
house on him-shall strict, and this build.
Inn was burned to the ground on account
of loci; of facilities foriiuhtlngtho Haynes.
'l‘lio nmlthouso was entirely destroyed
with contents, and the loss is estimated
on that property to “25,000, Wltb till,-
cOii insurance. W ‘
The top floor of the hlaoliinisia' associa-
tion building was Occupied by Herman
l’lontln, n sill: thruster, whoso loss is ml-
iliuutcd at “mod”, ml'ercd by iii-uram-c.
The third floor of tho sumo building was
occupied by Ilaonlchan limo, manufao
tutors of sill: cont linings and tnllors' sup:
plioa. whom ions is renown. portly insured.
llcnry Frost, in silk throatlor on tho soc-
ond door, estimates his loss at 5| amid.
JJ l'Z. Moi-choose. manufacturer ol’ mn~
chlncry, on the ground floor, is estiiiintcd
to have lilah slinmio, covered by insurance.
('urpct Mill» Uniroyal.
him 51' lliii.l.\’, .\'. J.. May i2.—'l'he
Anibcrt'arpot mllla, operated by L15.
Moolilnd is Sun of Philadelphia, and one
cring three acres of ground hcro, m-rc to
tally destroyed by fire. The loss will (‘lhll-
lyougrcunio iiii'iomuii. covered by insur-
uncc. The plant consisted of four lame
buildings, only one of which was saved.
'l‘hhi egntninod Simwoo worth of made up
carpttu. Flvo hundred hand.“ are thrown
out of employment. Thovolunioor lira de-
partmcut of tho town was unable to cope
with the ilanicu. and. in reaponno to ft'lcv
urnmfi. eiulnca in re sent. by special traim
lrnill Trenton. l'iiindcn and linrllnuton.’
A thundcrutorm arose. during the iirc. and
Iiyinx sparks set fire to several rows of
lioiznon. but tho damage to those wail
alluht.
lore-i l-‘ln'o on “to" Preserve.
AWM’HHMII. N. Y.. May lat—Tho for-
mal in tho utalo prom-rm in tho loner part
of Iluniilton county nro burning llorcoly.
50"l'l’nl omnll mttlenionta in the towns of
iicnron and Day barn boon destroyed, and
the people of Crowvilio have oncompod iii
Mud Lalo- to escape tho firm. Tbc ilanioii
wero within two miles of Norihvlllo, Ful-
ton county. The burning district in many
miles in extent. and no the womla are dry
tho the will npread unless rain room
noon. The damage already has been great.
‘l‘ho idty has assumed a amoky npponranec
for many miles around.
llnmau no.“ For-at rim
Ci.r:.iiiru«:i.o. Pa, May ILL—Tho fore-t
final which started riotnrday night in tho
«midis between Clearileld and Publish!
were still fiercely raging. lncnlculnlilo
dmnogo has been already done. Aided by
a runny wind. tho ileum wept over an
ntenof uvaroi mil-ya. Tlioaawmlll of lien-
hen 'l'homwi'bn, with would“ feel of paved
lumber and Loomimo logo. wna ontlreiy
mmumcd. Nine man who were trying
to nova the mill worn compelled to fly for
their lives. The ltenh’ll: domain) is to
standing timber, the loan on which cannot
ho estimated.
Milla "turned by Forest fins.
CAPE Mn, May l‘.’.-—-The forest firm
which have been raging in aouthorn New
Jersey for aovernl days past have burned
the (jaliirrnio mills and a lama «look of
mrdirood. valued at 050,000, near the vil-
logo of Petaraburu.
Want her Turnout.
snootiv warmer: variable winda.
At St. Louis--
St. Lonia.........ii 0 0 0 1 l
Ba!tlmor‘e........ii o 0 0 0 0,
fit. Louie—llits. ti; errors, ti. Baltimore
-Hlta, ii; error», :3.
At Cincinnati-—
thillllnuton......ll ll 2 fl 0 0 0 0 0—- 9
Cinninnutl........0 0 ll 0 o 9 o it *-—10
Washington—Hits, 7; errors, ii. Cin-
cinnati—Hits, 1!: errors, 1.
At Cleveland— .
Philadelphia....0 0 1 0 0 (l 0 3 6—10
Clovelnnd.........u o :3 ti o 0 0 o 0—- 2
Phlloilolpbia— Hits, 19; errors, :3.
Covolnnd—llliii. iii; errors, 23.
M Chlongo~ .. "
Boaton.............1 0 0 ll 0 0 ll 0 2—!
Chicago..." ...... 1 1 o u 0 o l o 1—- i
Boston—Jilin, -l; errors, 5. Chicago-—
Illtn, Iii: orrors, 2.
Brooklyn-Louisville game postponed.
, 4.-.. .0...“
0
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Th8 Quadrupaular (Jollugovllout linen.
l’(lliiilllil::l".l‘:~‘lll, N. Y., May l:.'.—-'l‘ho
oliIzens' committee having in charge tho
nrranncmonts for tho quadrangular col- . ‘
logo boat. men on Juno So has secured
quarters for all of the crews that will com-
pete. The only ouo that. there is any doubt
about it Columbia, which will probably
have the Stuyvesant mansion, on tho oust.
bank of tho river. two miles north of the
city. Pennsylvania will holocalodot liollo-
vuo villa ut- Ilighlnud, on the west bank
of tho river. (Torneii'c quarters will be the
lilcks mansion on Prospect stroct, ub'ilo
Harvard will have a large and roomy
house at Crum Elbow. closo to the point.
where the four iniloioiiran coimiioncea.
All of the crown will have temporary bone
houses erected for them except Cornell.
which will again one Dr. C. D. Miller's
lioatbuuso.
A Denial From Dr. Jami-lion.
. Loxoox, May ltl—lloth Dr. Jamar-on
and Major “him have written to The
Times with reference to the report from
i’rotorin that extracts have been published
them from a copy of a notebook kept by
Major White and which is now in the
hands of tho priseeutlou. It was said that
an entry for line. Lil) in tho notoiiooi; read,
"Received dispatch from Cecil llhodcs to
move at once to .lohanncshurg.” Tho
potobooi; also contained details of the
march to Johannesburg. Dr. Jameson
and Major White both emphatically deny
llinf. they ever n'culvoddispatr'bos from
Cool! Rhodes dlrooting their forces to ad-
vance upon Johannesburg.
Iluflialo Man Shot In ('leyolnnd.
Ilz'ri'am, May I‘l.—-l)nvld li. Limo of
this city. who Is reported to have been
shot at Cleveland. is one of the, proprietors
of tho Lana-Schuyler Shirt. company,
which has quarters in tho Carleton black
on West I-Inglo street. 'A woman who was
known as Mrs. David Limo lived with him
at nptlrtlncnts adjoining the shirt factory
and was employed as forewomnn In tho
factory. She left Buffalo Sunday morning
ior Cleveland after some quarrel with
Latin.
Convicted of Murder and Arson.
tic/lidor'i'r:s\’ii.i.n. \'a.. May 12.—The
jury in the man of Rev. William Nelson,
Colored. churned with the murder of Will
linizi W. Thompson and setting lira to the
storehouse of \V. A. White at Free China.
brought in a verdict of guilty in the first
degree. A motion will he made to set
aside the verdict on tho grounds that. it is
contrary to the law and evidence. Taylor
Harmon, already convicted of the some .
Clinton. was sentencedto be hanged on
JUNO :7.
“‘na t‘ohcn Wealthy?
Ci INTOX. Mass” May lS.—lt is now bo-
liovcd that William Cohen. tho Bolton ro-
eluac, who was burned to death Sunday,
\vai possessed of considerable wealth. ro-
romly inherited by the death of a sister.
Tho authorities accordingly abandoned
the. thior'J that ('olicn‘sdcatb and destruc-
tion of his property was due to cancel-
dent and have begun an investigation, up
on the suspicion tho: bisdcaib resulted
from a quarrel with unknown compan-
ions.
Drowned During a Qunrrrl.
lTlHI'A, N. Y.. May l'.‘.-—A sensational
drowning has occurrcd in Cayuga lnlto.
(“barbie lIin-rbrook. with two other man
whose names the authorities any are llor~
ry Honors and (for! Miller. were out fish-
iii,:. The men are said to have iillfll‘rolilll,
overturning the boat. I-Iatorbrool: was '16
years old and leaves rt wife and two
children. Subpuimui have been issued for
tho arrest of flowers and Miller. l-lator-
brook'a body has been recovered.
Louisiana Republican» For McKinley.
limos “with. Lil, May ILL—Tho state
conn-ntlon of tho notional llcpuhlican
party of Louisiana inct hero. iiiincrul \‘i’.
.l. liciuin presided. The following were
ole-tcd dclcgnioa to St. Louis: A. A. No-
uinnlo. New Urlcons; E. N. Conroy. St.
lillr)‘: Anthony lioheriy, l'Inat Iinton
liouuc: It. ll. Iluclmoy, Now Orin-aim.
llmoluilnna were adopted pledging the
i'iclc mil!!! to )lch’ihlcy no'long as his name
in before the convention. ’
(hind ficiilon “'itli l'c.
'l'ii~:.\"r.~i.\', China, May l‘J.—-Com:nl
llmul. the chairman of tho t'hunaiu com~
inlaaion. has succeeded in Ndfilll’lnltIHIY‘
meat in full of illollnptlrt Missionary
union claima for property lesson in tho
Sec-linen riots. Time all the American
claims hnvo been settled in a frianilly
manner. China paying the whole amount
deiiinndod.
(‘ornell hit-n lira Hatioilml.
ITIiAt‘A. N. Y.. May int-Tho decision
to hold the Ilarvnrd~l)orno|l~()olumbln-
l'nlvorultyof Ponnaylvnnln boat race at
I’oughkocpiile given general satisfaction
horn. Cornell baa all along preferred tho
Hudson, provided last year’s objectiona-
blo fooinron of orororowdlnu by ubaervw
ilon boots could be eliminated.
Bait to no I’roaocnicil.
Loxnox, May l2.-'I‘ho morning papers
announce that the ahiiroholdera in the
British Chartered South Africa company
will promote Alfred Bolt, the director of
the company who was implicated by tho
“cryptoarnm. " claiming damages for tho
Jameson raid.
numor That Gailmhoril Wan l'nlaonad.
honour. May lB.-~A Roma dispatch to
The Daily Nov" says that there are ru-
mors thorn that Mar. tialimbortl. whose
dmth occurroii on May 7, «an poimnad,
and n port marten) examination oi thalliu-
tlnirniahad pralata'a romain- haa bean do
Illtlfld.
law Minister min Torrey.
Gasman-riser”; May ia-Mnatanho
1101’. under acaretary in the foreign minia-
try. boa been appointed Tutti-h minister
-' “oath-has .
; ‘ Wheelmen’s
-
' \
weal-thy and correct style.
outfits; ' ' ‘
. -. the ‘newestldeslyna in Scotch
a ” wool Golf! Stockings. Washable and
, non-shrinkable --gmw more popular
with riders on day.
Item 81 to a .
sire patterns.
cycle Siacluhgs, 25 and 50c.
Prices ran a
. Many are are u-
Seamless cotton Ri-
Sweaters.
Fino lamb's wool, any color, lain
or imported Scotch yarns, Iran some
combinations of calarings. seasonab/e ,
weighty-82, $2.50, $3.50. 84. ' i
Bicycle Suits 2
_‘~,- Andfi‘olf Suits, in [tight and da --
'3', fancy for plain, plaids, checks, and
., . 5 mixtures.
. S lengths.
Breeches made bloamer style,
reinforced seats, buck/e Irnees or ex-
tension, 35. 36. 37.50310. $13.50, $15.00 a suit. Sepemfo
Boats and Bmeches'82.50, 83, 83.50, 34 and $5 each.
Boston Parent Pant, Cal's celebrated gray mixtures--
Coats,.Pants. Cap and Belt #8198 conservative.
Chats Unllhed, tome!
600d '
25““; ,
Open Monday, Finlay clad Saturday Evenihgs.
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Bridgeport, Conn.
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OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Linea
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
i
THE PROPEL'LERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle'and. Vulcan,
Will leave Pier :5, E. R., Ileekman street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. or, to 5. p. m.
Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.
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EW GOODS
What is It?
that prompts you tobny your shoes at
will siorc rather than another? Isn't it
style. quality. fit durability and price as
tothcshoc and prompt and courtcous
.ittcuiioii . in lili"])ill'filftllf‘ proprietor niiil
salesman? If llll'nl‘ arc the real induce-
ments we look fora libc 1d share of your
puti'onug ._
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk. Conn
!
30 different dcroraicd
TOILET SETS!
from $i.5o to $10.
:2 different kinds of
decorated open stock
DINNER WARE!
From which we can sell sets
:56 to $.19.
“or “Blue Marie" is the bust lllllli; in llcll‘t lllne on the
market.
New fancy china.
Gasoline, fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. Ii. Iain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK, .
CONNECTICUT
9
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5mm. l' ’i l"
ln~-..Mi-. I mdii
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.ult in 4 wells.
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Mm l
I'll/ll
Whm h My! . wt .l tot-ml r \u trim: hr‘ llliv. Lots of
‘. lxrm h-r. Vain m «in
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31- ’mi .. m l", «rile-l. Ii/rIi In:
,.. r ovum y'iw I l1 ‘L_ll l'. ~iiil' I‘ i i
VV'WII‘WW I‘ii ' r i.
3 For aala at Tomlinaon’a drag tore.
aileron: ‘
LOST llliOll
54min! Prhnllil rm
‘il “th! wrakarsva. in m any mute, U”
.1. . Mp“, ,. awn, ”owl-«mi. soda
ohm; (or ”on. HR
um I)! refund 'll'T omney. A
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Norwalk Chronicler