Milt Press Dispatches up- to
the liter of Going to Press.
“filmmakers“ no-
nia-attainments. at. lor-
hlt—lola-dlih. ‘
”a.
flaw York. July til—A special to the
m Pout from Norfolk. Va.. says:
' The steamer Northampton. oi the
Old Dominion Steamship company's
this. its almost totally destroyed by
' I” at her pier at the foot of Walter
attest this morning. There was no
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Nat. otvao 'i'i-tl: Nave; room
'two to out Home:
L vaNca or Nat» YORK PAPERS
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mmrwtytmiaam
two at life, The origin of the are at
praaaot II a mystery and from the:
amounts of her crew who ,were “'i
to. below docks it appears that the
Gale! started forward near the en-l
giae room. '
The escape of the intro dechhandsl
and the negro chamherntald was re-i
, . fiflllblo. and that no lives were lost:
is almost mitt-eulons. The 'erew lost!
«smiling they had.
The Northampton was valued at}
085,000. and was fully insured. She:
was 166 feet long anti 28 feet wide.
In!“ mutt").
m Pennayivanta will Probably
flat! on load” lent ‘
my Associated Press.) .
Suit Front-ism. July lit—Jrhe steam-‘
or fiennuytvanta. with the First non-
tlnland the recruits oi the l—‘irst (.‘nl-
iinrnia regiment. will probably sail on
londay. (‘olottel Frost. with two
battalions of South Dakota volunteers“
“poets in get away on Tuesday on the
Rio de Janelro. Lieutenant (‘olonel
mover will follow some days litter
with the remaining Dakota hattulton.
sailing on the St. Paul.
Brigadier-General ll. ii. Otis will go
on the Pennsylvania. whteh will he the
ilagtthtp. The St. Paul and Rio tit
Junelro will join the Pennsylvania at
Honolulu.
It is the general iteiief itt military
clreles that the Sixth i‘sliioruia regi-
ment will the assigned to garrison do»
‘ty in itonoittitt instead or the First
New York. whit-h will iortn part oi the
next expedition to the I’ltllipptltttu‘
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NEW i-‘(iti HilliN l'i..\t‘ltlll
\‘i‘orkmett were busy yesterday
‘ ting in a new and larger ton signal at
the inner light and expert to have in-
. work t‘ompieted this tort-noon. The
old signal was removed at the request
oi Harbor Master McNeil. her-num- it
did not work properly. and titt-
one substituted. "Saute iltiltt‘m‘t'iitt'lt's'
Will he tnttdr ttpott the stylist at the
outer light also and weights will in-
ttdtietl to make it strike hunter titan
iornterly. 'i'o liaritor Master hit-Nut
is due the tretlit i‘or tlit't‘tt‘ tutpt‘ov-I-
ll‘li‘liltl. as well its many others slim
till ltm‘llhilolt ill this ttttt'httr. lit‘ iiilt
been nothing in ltts etiorts to lttt‘t'tli"‘
every atltattn-d idea tor the saint y and
court ttletn e oi \\'.tlt‘t’litt‘il. wilt'ldnetuut
|tlll~
llt‘it
i'ttlott.
i‘itt'lt Millili i'tttSttSt-Ilts lti3.\lt
itiy Associated Press.)
l'ortstnoutit. N. it. July iii t-‘om
dentin occurred duriutt the audit
among the ripattislt prisoutn now-
this port To. work oi ttlet‘liiit‘tltlitt
the pt‘ittitltt‘l'rt "iii" the Harvard
hogan promptly at it tt't-lmk this ion
noon. No attempt was much today to
ltttttl. the air! hay patients. tttui tho»-
who went ashore uttutlwrwtl who 'i‘lo
stt‘h wit he taltett oil ttttttorrow alter
noon.
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tili\'lt2tt.\ltiti iti‘ \ttlittihto
til! Associated l‘reu.)
\t'ttahiuittou. .lttly lit The ill'ttstttt'lll
has appointed hi. it Murphy to in-
Ilit'i‘t'ltttl‘ oi .\itltilill to niit‘t‘i'i'it Myron
a W MN‘HN. who tit-tinned ltt out-pi u
totonelnhlp oi an array tea t-ttt
Utthil thtWAttlt Nttlxl WEEK
New With, July to ”the lt‘iitlt Ma»
ut‘htttwtia and the t‘lrst t‘onuvttitot
volunteer monoto- ll tvtltt‘ttrti
will an iorward t‘Ittl) m-ttt week. too
i. Jersey Hi} to the “ultimate titttl
’ Ohio t‘lttttutttl int \t’ashtnuton
l'ittitttttittlt t‘il t‘iihltMNltittt
thr' Annotated Preset
Washlhatttit. .luly lit-«'l'lte announce
rue-at is-tttatle oi the prtunotion oi
ideuteaattt t‘ttmmantter William it
that». at t‘onnettit-ut to the omit oi
manhunt. the appointment datttta
tro- shut“ i.
la
Whlher We .tmertettna do not stand
by our oihrisht an we ought to, Fri“
whiny he not? tint think how with"!
.vo‘i'tmilt-
we are to stand in with them
anti homer.
It Mitch.
(By Associated Prue.)
Greenwich. July iii—James H. Hat-
ter and Alexander Deeamp were work~
ing in a field at Stauwleh forty years
ago Mr. Deeamp worea plain gold
ring on his linger and while throwing
i-ornstallts lttto a pile lost it on. Dill-
gent seareh was made for it at the
éime but it whs not recovered.
William Howard. while crossing the
lot yesterday. notieed tt glittering oh-
.ieet in a little gttlty. and on investiga-
. tlon iottnd the ring lost In 1858. it was
not injured a hit. although the lot had
been plowed up every year since the
ring was lost.
tilt} ‘EIVER APPOINTED.
(iiy Asaocinied PresaJ
Mtddletowu. July til-{At a hearing
before Judge Elmer. oi the Superior
court. today. George E. Beers. of New
Haven. was appointed permanent re-
t-eiver tor the Baldwin it hampkin
company. of Milford.
PROTECTION 0i" TROOPS.
\‘i‘asltltttttou. .lttly low—Pending the
settlement of the details oi the rapi~
tulntion at Santiago w'ttt' department
otllt-ittls are giving the major portion
oi their attention to the atloption o‘
strlt-t measures for the protection at
our troops from yellow fever and truth
low tropical levers. The department
has derided to retain-.- the troops at
Santiago ttt tln- earliest possible to tip
t-ountry lit the rear.
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'l'lltlt' KISSED THEM ALL.
the evening lteiore the Yttttkt-os sali‘
ed away tor the war an ilttittt'tll that
our full of the spirit of the times. too
am t‘liiltlt‘tt in an uptown i't'~lllill‘till'
tlt.tt is generally lull it
overflowing at the latt-
.tntl this ettuiug t-very tilitit'
t'lliit‘tt. Every one was Itt't'tll'iillit tttttl
proper. illll the spirit oi mist-lite! was
evidently nitroatl
t‘iit'tlet‘ to llliiltitt‘sl ltwii.
Presently the t'\t'll.~t' tiiiltt' with tho
.tppeat‘ztttw of {our youth: tttr~ in ittil
uttitdd Sutto- uniform. with "Youth-t”
tap Minds. and when it was retnetnlu-r
ed that the Yankee wit- to weigh an
thor titt- iollowtttg day. they inn-amt
lite i't'lilt'l‘ oi otwrvtttiou and interest
.\t one of the tiitttth was it party or
ittltl‘. whom the hoyu rel-outdated itilti
\t.ttitt'tl arm» the floor to greet. .\~
tlu-t «mod tor several minutes fttlitlnu
t-tt-ry rye in the tooth wu~ lot-need tut
liltllt. and when the Viilittn turned to
so. nitUtltt hands with the men ot tho-
pitrty. .tttti then nitnttwtt. NH“ and ht‘t
entity. and trim-d the Iit‘l». the plan
mutt With it rout-nut then.
it was rather Itlnttilit't‘l'llllk and tilt
um- ltltlnltt'tl somewhat under tip at
lt-litlttll. tau they were equal iii ”iv a.
union. 'l'ltt-y l‘t'itttdt'ti that they Wt'lt
tliltlt'l‘ tire and that the honor ol the
uaty wa~ to NM“. Ito-y ii\l‘t'i‘|itt‘tt tlu
.hatlt-nut- without lttltt'tittitl lit-itiu
ttttztt wlih ilit' nut littlit' int ttt'tlt-t'
tour "that rm-rven went llh
oi the room ltllit ktuat'tt i‘\t‘l'_\
\tllliililt in it Time wn~ tto trtathig
.tltopt it either Now and then tilt in
ttnl we heard to llliillliltt'. ltttt the lit
div-t lllttiit' no ttt'litltl‘. and every ttltit‘
tltt' Mtililt‘ was Iti’l‘ii the rent oi tilt‘
ittltlnt‘ .tpplttutleti \ llttt'ttltt-li.
When they iiuaily deported Ilte_tlttt-
tla- inure to a hotly and a wave oi
httntlhetrhtetn. t hut-tit and loud wtsltea
lttlloit'vtl them into the stt'ttttl. while
the til‘t'til‘ntht played "t‘olumhta"
New 'i'ot'it litth '
i: i~ .t plow
supper hour
“as ttt
and wanted only ‘tt
tiliiht'
l‘tiillit|~
"l'iote in now on illtlltit‘tfilifit‘.” re
tnmtmt the moist taller to the nttnltt-
etlllm "lit work it" [or the that litm-
itini tettertthlr ioite altttttt one oi t'er~
trio‘s warships."
“Wt-ll?” replied the Hittite editor. in
tt-rttutttttelt
"You milht say that the t‘riatoitut
I‘olott has ill that mine to a ittll stop “
l' Ittntlltt‘fl i' hronit to Telegraph
mm... . .mw-
Min-tress “tilt” the ladies who eltl
it-ti tonne t'ai'tta"
ttt‘ittliti » They wanted to. ma‘am.
not i told that you had plenty at your
. owl. slit HM. M
ADDING.“ L00“ MI.
Uriah 8. Grliiln was appointed
fourth t-laaa postmaster at Welt lied-
dtna. Thursday.
C. C. Ramey. oi Wilkesltarre. Pa..
and Mr. and Mrs. A. t-‘. Davis. oi New
Yorlt. are stopping at the Mahaekento
Hotel.
Rev. F. S. Alnsworth’s subject at the
Second Advent church tomorrow tnor~
nlng will he: Whose image asd dup-
erstvrlption. The rest of the services
will he as usual.
7-10 pounds corned heel tor 250.. ttt
Hoyes' market.
(‘ltarles Amundsen. of Roma
was wheeling to itoton Point. last
night. when he took a header. and
damaged the wheel so that he had to
return home.
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Landlord Walt. of the Maltaeketuo.
uttertttltted a trolley party frottt New
liuven at ttlttntr yesterday. The nlt'llt'
hers were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Millet
Mr. and hirs. George it. Marsh and l-‘
J. Smith.
Hill.
William lugllsh. hf Meeltattiea
~tret-t. Norwulk. yestertty passed a sur-
.-esatul examination tit telettrapity, at
the oitlee oi the Postal Telegraph «ont-
potty in New York city. He expetie
mull to he assigned to survive with the
t-otupauy.
Miss Josie M. Soiliert. of Brooklyn.
will speak and sing at the Salvation
\rtuy ilall. tomorrow night. Suit.
it- t. Walking the Watt-a There will
also iN‘ wrt‘iro-a at it tt't'ltit'h in ”W
‘noruint: ttttd It lit the titlt't'li.tttlt. ‘.\lotr
lay night they are going to tl.t\t‘ tin-
ttl‘lir- front Stamford to lead the tlirttl‘v
.nu. t‘aptaitt “tilr‘itll ltt t‘httl‘fli‘. Et-
-t')'l~t'tty' “t'il‘fllltt‘.
~-.\u ititlil":~ holltt t-untiort in every
imperial t‘rowtt than.
John W. lit-intuition. vim has also
tilt-ti for a liquor iittlls‘l‘ ttt Wei-innit
tats Ilt plow While in ptoptm. t.»
1'” in union on i--t oi .: puhii- i:
:trnry. and live taxpayers hifllltttt t.
the law says "trout not to- mthln "3""
N1. in it titl't't‘l line of a tilttl'tli t-tli
it't'. or |‘Ittt|it rtthtml ttonw or ”W pr
uises rettaiuiutt thereto. or any hint!
'tfllre. utililit- library or wutt-tery '
l'ltere tit-tans to he no any out oi Item
tuatou's dilemma tmt to [little the l:
hrttry.
tht the Fourth oi .tliit lite itililtiltie
on the littttatttii M Ito llttthp-tppr .um
uy were limited titttttttt the Mih‘i't‘
idle “Steeple t‘httt'ittv.‘ i‘ltttt‘lt't- ti.
thorium. oi :.t lawmalou avenue. who
tutu luwoue tittt't‘ renown-d as u tillllit-
~r. tiltt‘llll! men at tin peak tit wttue oi
'lte ittttheu ~il'i'|ttt“~ lli New England.
\'i“tl'|'li.L\ pttt ttt Itew tiltiittl‘tt‘m Mr.
lualto- Itt‘ittt'lt no illlit‘ t'ht'ilt'llit‘ltl
while dttttttt tin». ttutl lantttw ttl tin
liiltt' \thttlt ltettt uttd tuttint‘il when he
font Iii'tt tho top
TODAY "I WALL more.
Wall street. to to a ill: The tiiititr
., wow nuulttittmi in) humor quotations
tor .\lltt‘l|tttlir~ iii London. in" not tiit‘
'y up to the iattttlun putty 'l‘ht-
..|tilttn tltt‘itlltttt in home» flitttiit‘ lti‘ttite
i potut titit r u ‘tllldil tiltt‘lttilii train and
iulm‘tttt'tt tilt' wltolt' ttuttlot
M iii"
I‘tl‘tqitl'tltfl Mandat'l' toi t'\t‘ti|‘~itt|||'
We're a little itehtud time, I t\lt|t\\'.
ltttl we‘ll make it up on thr that half
oi the run
ltultttnunt Nvtttrnlonist Mutts it ttit'
\\‘ltttt'~~ the no oi talking that way"
We'll lttt‘t'l otttwlven mntlttn hark iotttt
iteitttt- we not their“ I'llttdflti 'i‘t'llt
tlllt‘ -
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“'l'ltt't'e‘» another itpaniult that head-
Hi this way.” mitt lttt- tttttttti ltetttt-lt-
am
"in that so“ est-tainted ttt'tttt
"then we‘ll tlili‘t to no out and "Will
lttt‘lit . There isn’t room at the ttittltttli
oi the hay tor any more t'htltttlvl-
phttt North \uorhttlt
the tier . I‘lhtntaa liittttnt-r oi t'hes
ter. tiel. white on a iiit‘y‘tti‘ t'ttit. ltt't
smile of his ettnurt-Iutinh rroaalna .I
ltrttlle ut’et’ i'lteatet ereett tit’ title
tummted and put in some good would
with them about the virtue oi orontpt
payment ot a pastor‘s salary ttt- tit"
t'hme eloquent and amtlvulutlua. out
in ti "and sweep oi his hand t-atntht
his thttmh in his wtoeh rhatn and tie
nest moment the 'lit'tt when over tut
shoulder and bio the emit.
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iiO'l‘ WEATHER .
stilts.
A line oi. handsome effects that are
very low prime-89c. a yard. Roman .
stripes in . o colorlnu. Iran and
white. navy_and white. black and white.
_. light blue and
pink. Kl'Lt‘ii and lavender.
Wash stilts in patterns that you will
surely like.
lavender and width.
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SEPARATE SKiRTB.‘
Platte nttd linen shirts that appeal
to 8001] taste. as soon as you lay eyes
upon thettt. You will reeognlzc their
superiority Iiii soon as you see them.
iiit‘ garments.
iiandsome. set-rt
ashram: st't'rs.
Utfli‘l‘t‘lti materials and (tin-Flint pri-
The suit tl"v
Itathlug
t-erMpIttltt anti trlutmt d.
tiilt'lliit'iil [Us a thiii‘ lot o.‘
suit news to it” you when you make
up your mind to titty.
WltAl’l'EltS.
When it roan-s lt‘i'it'l‘iiltttt‘l‘ iutylng \\'i'
would like to hate you set' "its. 'l‘hey
at. an t'lotpit‘iti lot oi wool and dainty
house Ktinie that are its low-prlrt-tl as
they are prttty and wsll made.
ltilllltiXS.
i~ now in tall opera-
In!
The glit't ial sat
lion. t‘t‘ilil't Liitit‘ t‘l! tttnitt lltmr.
it tent t-olois, eta .tp.
lil'l‘t‘llithiVAltl‘!
Si‘lit'lhtfi.
The hit: lmust-turnlelii‘ttt department
is as ittll oi humans as you'll t‘ai‘t‘ to
tittt‘t. From one not up.
ltuportatgz ttmtlm‘fi are about to t'tttll-
tlii\\ll ~t'l35 and this department
will he iill'lit l5 ail-tied.
for tooth it i: maitt .tlmut tin l‘t'tttp~
:mna math 1.. "t r-t' .‘It l'tll ofit‘t'iut: .
llit‘lit' -
'l’ltt lit‘t t tu'lh
w
l._.t'l': (‘l‘R'l‘AINS
li‘itt‘r aw tin tt‘.iillrt‘ now lit
to native toout tor llt~
wt [or uni-ti itttytttt: at
I tut; myth: a. lwtiet‘ than ,we t-tt-t'
lttntv tltrnt In lowtr
int i'tur t||i|‘illtr~ and t‘itt)t\‘t‘ patients.
l.ttt\
Iltt‘ tilt; hiltt‘tt
”oat-tn (‘l .u.
rll‘ I'll”! .il‘t‘
Font and ~ti dot -'
tutti ltt'ttttlvtittgtt. ~ll .\ \I I.
Hit. 41!)" Itttlt in humid. t It um, ~,'.
This I‘tinu‘ mitt ltI tilts'k t- on t h at.\ at» at
t'it tittt- tutti t “It”! .‘I um' tit ~ 9
tutu: dotx' ltliil to ”littututttttl bloods .Itu
’tm t tiztt tslti tn \tt; tint tilt ~' ~.
iwtm tinn- tutti to |\ttttittnt hill-i, ‘l'tttma
utnl tutu .t.l “onto -it into i .t-t.tttp|ottt tathv
tit-toga Mltlt"tit'ttltl’si“ ““
'ltu ttttt~‘ 't lit in \ttttnuoth. llaltl. \
Ml tolttt- s
hi it- tutti i lull titlnnn itmti ttt l'l » ~t t
tt \Nttlh. out tit 35. \-. N. I . i‘ ll
rtouth Nuts uh \tlltli-
EXCURSION
New Haven.
Sinner Belle Horton.
IUNDIV.
JULY 17th.
toe. Excursion hath:
heave Ho. Norn'ttltt Will It. ut.: New
Haven. t p. to.
"‘t'tlhittlttitfltlhvt‘ over three hours
ltt Non itm‘ttii. line at In. Nor. 7pm.
ttaaatutt a. teases.
A l c H t 'i' I c T.
thump nun. it “at t ”month with
ttottht thou ltt» t-ttt
om“
..titI
\\
t it. to
.“u—‘w
liere‘. a lull it'lttlil hi a tow
t‘ttlii up t‘tlltrt' the slit-term
New York the otlttr day
or." said the platniiii‘s lawyer. "w.
wtutid lltte a little morn time Wt- til"
not quite t’tttlttl‘ ttt try this t‘um‘ hit
them ht ott hoard the monitor Ni’
haul." "My mail ill on the some tarot."
said the lawyer on tile «tourism. "and
we also want it little more time."
tho
Hunt in ‘
\‘otit‘ ttott
"mauled." ‘id the court.
1
innit. JULY til tees.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
J
Ladics' ribbed veata, 5c.
taint-r ribbed «do. with and with
out sleeves. tile.
Ladles' Richelieu ribbed vests. 12%0
Ladies' tine Egyptian ribbed vests.
190.
Ladit‘a' Richelieu ribbed vests.
trimmtd. 25¢.
. Ladies' extra size vests. sizes 7 ins.
QPL.
an) .
lure
lndltt gauze vests. long and short
sleeves. 21’s.
and hlue 500.
Fine Jersey llsle thread eoutlttnatlon
suits. title.
Ladies'
25v.
Mittst‘s' ttut‘ Ji'i‘:’t‘.\' I‘lltl-t'tt tools.
and 12!“.
knee pants. Egyptian yarn.
ltt
Summer Underwear.’
Ladies silk vests. white. hint-it. pint;
l
(‘hildien'a indla gauze vests and
pants. all sizes.
(‘lttiden‘s medium weight vests and
pants. all sizes.
Boys' normal shirts and drawars, all
siaea. 25c.
Men's Buihrlggan shirts and drawer-t. -
all sizes. 250.
Men‘s French Balltrlggau shirts and
drawers. 500.
Men's medium weight shirts and tits-
wu's. white attd gray. 250.
Men's medium weight wool shirts and t
drawers. 73w to 81.
Separate Skirts.
New styles ltt trash skirts just open-
\\'hitt- dark and l‘tqur. iint linen.
tttttistt- and t't‘ttrh. nary it'll . tlttt'it skirts
thu‘ skirts are all well made. well titt-
mi,
I
{its host summer store on the market.
lrltt'tt and well draped.
NORWKLK. CONN.
TRISTRAM-«St HYATT,
' No. 2 GaZette Building, Nor-walk, Ct.
flouscturnishing
Department.
m...—
We are selling a good hand
hammock with stretchera tor ti.
are worth 81.50.
3 quart ice cream irceaers. 81.69.
mode
They
lse picks, watering pota. refrigerator
pane.
The wire tiyphlller. tile.
4 quart granite preserving kettle. 252.
Mason and lightning jars.
Jar ruhhers. all kinds. :5
to pair tollt't sets, $2.50.
1‘: quart galvanized iron water pails.
litt- .
Don't forget we have the vapor store.
i All sizes.
TRISTRA'M 8- HYATT,
SCOFIELD’ a); HOYT
Will open July l2tlt a t-ontplete line of LAME.‘
at the popular [die 9 of .iih o: it‘ ‘il.
\11 LIN iNIHJRW EAR,
39c:
39c
\\'e are atrium for utoutels for gas lamps at Ith- t‘itt'il.
South .\'ot\t.tlk and .\otwalk stotes.
SCOFIELD a HOVI'. 83 Washington Street. South Norwatta.
‘§&.Ié‘ ..‘."‘\
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tn . .. fleet a".
a ‘ -. o ’r“ [4 ‘
39c fl
'l'he Nilllt' tlireottttt at ~~
'i'ltob‘
tiring Quit k lietuttts.
g"
tr'tttiut l’s W' ant, it‘ot Solo and To Let. Ads.
nth. tat.
tttttt. tit. ttt. tit-
it
lieptttritux. tit-tttittu. 'l‘eat-ltttui.
'l‘tttnt-ttt lilth'ttt'tltl the t‘lltt‘ltt‘tttt “'ttnwier. the hood Wt iiiev' "tt lit the tntttitel
haunt-ta. too he tultett don u and htptttttmt without vltttuuittu stun-intents.
Ittt‘ mint. W. 800. iii. no.
tuna. no. in. in.
Largest. Oldest and lint Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the litil‘iltlit
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
that option-u ‘i'wo plop. m
tooth. tit.
note. tit
tt‘iiitilt ll. “AM'XH. t‘iitiililit‘l‘ liieyrle lit-pi.
tipett evenings until ll o'eioelt.
Sttrteys. i’huetous. littttuies. \\tu.rmt-.- I"ruelts. tittiilt'tt‘s “hips. tittiu‘tt. Billi-
itets. Itorre Hoods. made and tepnii‘eti.
Factory and Repository, Franklin and Madison Sis.
sourH NORWALK. coNN.
Norwalk Chronicler