sell ere lloing Ind Saying
first MW"
am All. W
W
Ilse Bertha Ila! Pool” is spending
aiswmsin Ki, ...,N Y 3 ,
Ills. Ontarians. ofwlootb'lior-
' walk. wet the guest of lira. John roof-
ey. Thursday
M'
The residence of Nathan DsucIy.be
Roy avenue. has been undergoing ex-
tensive Improvements. _
. 1 i -1-11-—--—'
Ifr. and Ira Charles Desert and
daughter. tiles Louise. In New York,
have
linhnd IirI. Nathan Dauchy. '
filospel servibebfst the tent. Halli
street. Sunday, will be as follows:
Prescllllll.3p.m.and7:20p. ln.by
., . Afnsw {3‘ East Nor-
Bridgeport.
k' tonight. . er,llenry Stone
's I ngfordm will be &present Honday
ev'ening and Elder J. A. Gardner. of
Whtbrbury. Tuesday'nud Wednesday
evenings. All welcome .
L_.__———S—— ‘
11‘. and lira. J.. 0. Jules have re-"
turned to their home, Home Heights.
after an, enjoyable vacation of fit
months spent on the eastern coast sag
northeastern part of liaise. where the
found many friendI of "long o." who
We 1 a warm come. r. Jones
is muc improved health since his
auburn in his native state. ills stay
was prolonged on account of his wife's
illness. but her friends will be glad
to learn she has now recovered.
All are welcome to the Thursday,
evening prayerrmeeting held at Nelson
Howard's, next to Ifr. Dugdeie’ a store.
Noroton Heights. This prayer-meeting
VII started last winter with only two
men, who were earnest and sincere in
their effortI' to promote the well-being
of thone around them. There has been
a'gyaduai increase from the start. and
now the attendance II from thirteen to
fifteen. Last Thursday evening there
were thirteen present. Ten Vere lrom
the Home. and all present took pert
which makes a meeting interesting and
profitable.
There does not appear to be much efo
fort on the part of the authorities of
Darlen to enforce the lantern law if
any constables were about Noroton.
last night, they would have an oppor-
tunity of making 'a couple of dollars.
Several wheelnieu' passed and not a
sign of a light was there about any of
them. Judging from the easy way they
took things. it is a nightly occurrence.
New. above all other places .a lantern
is required on a dark country road.
For the safety of the riders as well as
for others it Is best to have a lamp in
such. places. while in I city. where the
electric lights are so close together.a
lamp is of little service. and is scarce
lg regulred at all Yet in the citlu.
or It least In Stamford city. the law
is being enforced. while in the small
villages. where the lamps Ire practic-
ally a necessitg. riders are permitted to
go without t em The riders about
town In the evening now are very few,
and for the most part they have lamps.
—Stamford Advocate.
MATT”.
I . . d——3-——
hfr.’ end lire. David hi. Corbett. of
Main street. are entertaining bliss Em-
ma Spear, of Brooklyn. 1
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Pullman. presid-
ing elder. will preach in the Methodist
Church at 7:20 p. 111., on Sunday, and
will hold the second and third quarter-
ly conferences. after the public service:
Last night the young ladies connect-
ed .with RisingStar Division. Sons of
Temperance. gave a supper to the
young men. in payment for their oe-
fesf in the contents of last winter. The
affair was held in CrIV a Hall. and was
largely attended.
”WINE”.
Amuse the cases returned to the
court of Common Pleas. September
term. is that of the town of Ridgefleld
against the town of lv‘airileld, I dispute
over the care of Jane Cup, I ,mw
The selectmen of Ridgeileld claim that
the young woman is chargeable to
firms. and til who“ care of her for
oflthk sstan'espenscof
:Iper week. The case VII tried be-
fore Justice William O. Seymour In
' 'Ridgefleid. and judgment VII given for
the town of Ridgefleid to recover 942.
the full amount of the bill. l-‘airheid
claims that the pauper II charge-
able to that town and has taken In ap-
peal to the. higher court.
WM NilIWALI. ‘
Percy Ifeed and brother. of Stamford
have been visiting their uncle Lewis
Grew.
Ralph Gregory. of (mm Play. 1.. i.
made I short visit to his parents early
in the week.
“in Mary Brewer, who has been
spending the summer with her par,-
ents. Ifr. and Mrs. James Brewer. re-
turned to her home In New York city
__,today. ,
lira. Albertus Bigslow. Ifr. and tire
Joseph H. Pillow. Postmaster James
Isles and son. Samuel Roberts and
neorge flreen attended the Farmers'
Picnic and elambnke at Trinity Lake.
The entertainment and sociable held
in the Union chapel on Tuesday night
VII so enioyeble and successful In ev-
ery way. that it will be followed by a
New Englandasupper, early in October.
The house of William Iterwin was
struck by lightning during the recnt
storm. it was not damaged to any ea-
tent. Iir. Kerwin. who was in bed at
the time. felt no effects from the shock.
\y- visil‘tinkh Mnfi’l'o
been spending l few days with '
.'.-...
George lfills. on Thursday.
at Nofwa
Credo
.mm
who”. )1. Pillow. has: Lorin [nag
gqhvlnnm “Jenna-l trpiey,
The chapel II being repaired of the
damage can by the recent storm.
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Glen Chapia and wife are visiting
friendii In the West.
”— l
Edward Underhill has returned to
his college studies.
l
Mr. Neges'I house in Hubbeil Ive-
nue is most ready for the plasterers
to begin work. 1
A large apple tree loaded with fruit.
in the Blssel orchard. was blown
down during the "storm of last Sun-
day night. 'I‘u .
Two or three rooms of the Norwaik
Mills are running until 6 o'clock.
the e loy are asking
l the mmTwlmtart' up.
Some one helped themselves to lima
beans and tomatoes out of Andrew
when
Hutchinson's garden the other night.
it is not the first time they have called
tIIre. lt is'Iaid that I dose of shot
:swaits their next visit.
Incident Accident Ind Crime
from Evefy’Oi‘ierter oi
the Commonwealth.
New Haven—Postmaster Howarth
has received orders from Washington
to weigh all local matter that comes iii-
to the postofllce for the next thirty-
flve days and report back the results
to headquarters. The Postmaster does
not know the obect of the order, bui
he supposes it is for the purpose 0
getting statistics regarding the amount
-i of mail handled in the first class ofllces
of the country.
Forestville—Reynold's drug storr
was broken into for the second timv
within two weeks. The thieves effect
ed an entrance in the same manner as
did those on August 29. and, their op-
erations inside being identical. leadi'
Mr. Reynolds to believe that both dep
redations Vere committed by the Inuit
persons. Among the articles stolen
were cigars. whisky. pipes and tooth
and complealoh brushes. "
New Bfltaln~Emellne Clark. oi
Southingtan, through hcr attorney. fl
1!. Caffney. of this city, has brought
suit against‘the Meriden and Solithlng-
ton Tramway Company for 91,500. ll
is alleged that the line of the company
in question. which runs to (‘ompouncr
passes within a few feet of her homi
rendering it impossible for teams ii
be hitched there, for children to play
there without going on the track use
that in other ways It damaged he
farm.
Niddletown—Alice Ann l‘larkson
who has been missing from the how
of her parents in Portland was from
at the home of the Rev John ltankin in
Glsstonbury and taken to her home
lira. Rankin read the description of the
girl and at once notified Portland peo-
ple that she believed the girl was thi-
,aue at her house. it is believed that
the girl remained in a horse shed over
Sunday night. although she has said
that she found her way to the Rankine
Nonday morning.
Essen—Captain John Cose. who lives
on the Sayhrook road. had an earlv
caller in the shape of a respectable
looking tramp. who asked for some-
thing to eat: The captain asked him
into the kitchen and gave him a good
meal. While he was eating the cap-
stepped out for n few minutes.
e tramp helped himself to a few dol-
lars that were on the shelf and depart-
ed in a hurry before me captain came
in. He gave the tramp I lively chase
for about half a mile on the road to
Seybrook. but was not fleet enough to
catch him.
Wood
of one ternent against llr. and Mrs.
George Rowe. the keepers of the
Woodbury town nlmahouse, who are
alleged to have cruelly treated the in
males of the institution. Two of the
niecfme‘fit of the town have Investi-
gated. They found that there was a
certain amount of foundation to the
stories. which were told by reputable
neighbors. but it is not likely that
there will be any further action taken.
But the. method of treatment of the
inmates will be radically changed.
Hartford-Lewis Dalton. Ilineraau
employed by the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Compsny. fell thirty-
flve feet from I pole on Park street.
and had a narrow escape from death.
He was repairing the wires. lie bid :1
pair of wire cutters in his right hand
and In rear-hing for a wire on one of
the cross bars his arm came in con-
tact with a live eiectrflc light wire.
11 he had tried to hold to the wires he
would have been killed. but he knew
enough to relase his hold and he felli
to the ground. lie was badly burned
his left arm was broken and his elbow
was dislocated.
engine California. derived fram
the two finish words enliente fornal-
if. I. e. "hot furnace " was given by
Cortes in the year 1525 to the peninsu-
la now know as bower California. of
which be was. the discoverer. on ac.
count of its hot climate.
“new area has built In addition
New... ..
Ira. Linus visiting llrs. S.
duly Itp WI ,. ,, .
1 A dailghi was born to lfr. and tire.
fringed
when It Vas‘gsdtriick' by a thunderbolt. ,,
no more when these are
gone.
to satisfy eve
‘ All [IVER THE “TM—STATE "
‘Woodbory is In a fever I
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Saturday. WIN 9. 1|”.'
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Tim moi'e
T WWW“-
Pg"! croclifiipread. largest
size, in p patterns is
all. and. or
price is $31.25; real value
$1.75; lieu
ore is a dso'me white
Tin spread. beautiful new
...»
1
..i1,
tempting cher-
sagas. all ove'r and centelr
fa erns andfri fringeda on 1”
our sides. tlwou d'nf
at all dear at $4. Our price
is $2.75 li
Anot or o portuuity
ready-made sTieets: Blouciil
at: banéiI dramatists sléeetizz
y y s.. s n r co
ton. 39c each. 1, 9
Some Pillow Career-We
have about 25 dozen specie
pillow cases to sell at 50
while they last. Probably
Front Basement., ,
We intend
customer.
at we can do tter when
the rush is not, on.
Shoes for the children:
For boys:
Little Men’ 5 Shoes,
W ear Resisting.
$1 to $1.75.
Don’t wait.
For girls:
Dongola Kid.
Box Calf,
75c-to “.50.
Shoe Store.
All linen collars. newest
shapes, at 10c each have
fairly] jumped into favor.
Youll pay 15c elsewhere
for a collar that I no better.
Right Aisle.
There seems to be no rear
son why these women ’3 soft
pure linen handkerchief»
with quarter inch hem
shouldn’t sell for 38c, the
regular price. N everthelesi
our price is
Cannon street aisle.
In the book adepartmeuf
there is abundance of schoo
supplies at prices that up-
pool to fathers and mothers.
Dixon's Pencils. SM" Id. and H..1‘
for 5c.
Rubber Tipped Pencils, i. 2 and 2i
each. - .
l'enholders. i. 2. 2 and 5c each.
Erasers. l. 2. 3 and 5c. each.
Letter Sires Pads. good paper. 5c
cach.
Dictionarics from for for the "and:
I oiume. to 99. 75 for the Standard. com-
plete inilcx.
Just inside Slide Store.
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5 ' Bridgeport ,
m
.. atlas esasnea'riea.
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“i don' t see." said the old man. "why
chopping wood isn' i. just about as good
exercise and Just as enjoyable as play-
go."lf
n"lt is the walkin between strokes
that makes golf so luable as ener-
clae." explained ’the boy ' That eqaul-
ises ma ters and gives the legs the Is—
erclse at they need. "
‘ Thus it happens that the old man
went out into the yard and placed
sticks of wood at intervals all around
if. after which he handed the boy an
arc and told him to play the full
, 33.34.5152? tiny...
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’ oven-Ii- not
1 is unequaled by any other.
‘ truth of their state‘mcnat.
COM“.
2 T. ,. 1.. .‘. . ._
1' said a chief iii
wmments. "a
yousssuaaseaddetnr. attached to my
force hers, isthIliIllt. He took three
days' leave last week. and when he rev
ruined to the else he brought with
hfni a' We ts. It was sign-
ed by himself: ‘This is to certify that
limptara Jones (here be inserted his
name) has been under my prbfsssion-
al care for the past three dg'yg, etc.
lie submitted!I itto m without batting
an eye. and he i edreel hurt and
dean at the when i told him
he omidn'i make that kind of a game
stick."—-Washington Post.
Profs-m J of Cornell. been
from Alaska. that he saw the
skeletons of sands of horses
bleaching in the term 1
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OA‘ 0111‘.
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'9‘.
'9 .(
When a man is wrapped up in him-
self he uses the only envelope nature
provided.
‘OOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest duality of loaf sugar is
used in the manufacture of Chamber-
lsin's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation giveit a flavbr
similar to that of maple syrup, making
it very pleasant to take. As a medi-
cine for the cure of coughs colds. la
grippe. croup and whooping cough it
it always
curse. and cures quickly. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk.
and I. P. Weed. Norwaik.
Mrs. Robert Golet has a comb which
is quite as effective in appearance as a
crown. it is of Roman gold. set with
five beautiful pear-shaped pearls, of
great site.
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. ' Au attack
of pneumonia left my lungs in bad
shape and l was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured rue." writes Hei-
en Ifclienry. Bismarck. N. D. Gives
instant relief. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalli.
Mrs. Webb has a magnificent ropc
of pearls. which she is fond of~wearing
looped elaborately over a vclvot cor-
sage.
A SUPPERER. 3
Franklin Variable. an old school
teacher of Ifnrlton. N. 1.. writes: On
several cranium before using corone
Rheumatism Cure, 1 was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism; after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
I feel as well as ever." Price one dol-
lar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company, Cam-
den. N. J. For sale by R. ll. Piaisted
E: Washington .St.. South Norwaik,
can.
in Sweden there are floating can-
neries. They are small vessels. which
follow fishing fleets. and men on them
can the fish whileqthey are fresh.
Cheater H. Brawn. Kalamasoo Mich”
nys: "Kodol DyWia Cure cured
me of a sevel‘e case of indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
tics. "Digests what you eat without
aid from the stomach, and cures dys-
pepsia. GeorgeC Stillson. South Nor-
walk: Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
One day last week a Chicago Judge
interrupted a witness’s testimony with
a sharp order to take his chewing-gum
out of his slough Instantly.
OA-WORIA
N
a
Miss De Puysterol can trace my an-
cestors back to tho Reformation.
De Jones—That's nothing. i can
trace mine back years and years before
they attempted to reform—Chicago
News.
For wounds. burns. acsids. sores.
skin discuss and all irritating erur
lions. nothing so soothing and healing
as Dertl's Witch Hazel Salve. lira
Emma Belles. Matron Englawond Nu‘i‘; '
sery. Chicago, says of it: "When
else fails in healing our babies. it Vlli
cure.‘ George C. Stillson. South Nor-
wnlk: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Ifr. Hrnpecht—I wish sometimes I
had the knowledge of the ancient Eg-
yptlaus.
Friend—In regard to what. old man?
“Perhaps you've seen some of their
mummies. They understand how -1 to
, make I woman dry npand remain so."
CHRONIC DiAKflRHOEA CUItED.
This is to certify that l have hao
chronic diarrhoea ever Ilnce the war.
i got so week i could hardly walk or
do anything. One bottle of Chamber»
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured me sound and well.
J. R: GIBBS. riaeastle. In.
I had chronic diarrhoea for twelve.
years. Three bottles of Chamber-
I'alns Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cur’ld me.
S. L. SHAVER. l'incaatic. Va.
Both kir. Gibbs and Mr. rlhsver are
prominent farmers and reside near
l-‘incaetie. Va. They procured the
remedy from hir. W. E. Casper. a drug-
gist of that place. who is well acquain-
ted with them nnd will vouch for the
For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwaik. and
B. P. Weed. Norwalk.
The ink plant of New Granada is a
curiosity. The juice if it can be used
an ink without any preparation. At
first the writing is red. but after a few
hours it changes to black.
gm Care is a scientific
compound having the endorsement of
eminent physicians and the medical
press. it "digsls what you sat" and
positively cures- -dyspepeia. If A. Ket-
ron. Bloomingdale. Team. says it cur-
ed him of indigestion of ten years'
standing. flange (1. Stillson.
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
if then could live. their lives again
they would avoid all their old mis-
takes—nail make a lot If new. cam.
South .
Saturday. 9 a. m.to .
'dsy evenings from 7m
interest allowed; on dog'sslta
ALDEN SOLIANS. Pull.
JOHN ll. li'llltitlll. Vice-Pres't.
GEO. 9'. BEABSE. See. and Trans.
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will be open
Sept. 15.‘
Then watch
for a
Fall and
Winter
Display
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h‘n- -.
CLOTHING
such as The Nor—
walks have
never seen
Upon
Every Evening
until 9 o'clock.
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To the advantages ogerd in the using
of our l.ehigh Coal: liess dirt. less
dust. more .pomfort. more satisfaction.
more heat to the bushelful. more econ-
omy to the ton than any. cost sold
Gives satisfaction because it's satis
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage of using it always. 95. 00
her an
IRVIIO lOOKWOOD I 00
Successor to B liarrls.
Coal Yard and Office. Water strcct',
Branch Office. corner Washington and
Iain street. South Norwaik. Conn.
Tole-phone (lull. 321-5.
LADIES I
Just a word will you. A call will hr
better but whether in this advertise
meat. or by a personal inspection or
both 1 want you to be convinced
it. best plied to my "mum. In
true. out. me. I at my ‘
flair-Dressing Parlors
Please call and lave-tun.
Yours cordially. ,
Iran sonar seam.
is milliaery m of mm a Hills.
to Washington aim.
masses
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT-’
NEW YORK WHOLESALE P210!!!“
r‘..,1.'l."' i
Builtlltl', Stationcr and Engraver, 3 ..- 3 . «
49 Wall Street, Norwnilg, .... '1‘ .
138 Sheets Writing paper Tablets. 5 cents .9ch ‘ ‘
I‘- I It 13595.! in:
School Suppliesl
As we pur-
chased our
are
ll. l..ii. ii. liiilll. ii. R. linei‘abie
in effect June 11,1899. |
SOUTH NORWALK FOII'
new roux. I
A. M.-—-12:52x, 4:55x. 5:45. 6:15. 6:55, ‘.
7:12. 7:54x. 8:161, 9:02x. 9:36. 9:58;;
10: 22x. ll: 25!, ll: 40.
P. ll.:—l2 47s.]: ii. 2: 25x,2: 04. 2. 2|:
4:,07 5:10x.5:.221 5:55x, 6:.417:55.'
9: ii. 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A. 1—12: 53:, 5: 45:. 9: 05.
P iii.:—2 21x. 5: 35. 7: 20. 9. 45:. 10: lot
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTIIT
NORWAlJf.
A. M.—12:02x. 5:00 6:00.7100, 81001:,
9:00x. 9:02. 9:04x. 9:06, 10:02:. 10:0i,‘
1120011. 11:02.
P. M.—12:02x. 1:04. 2:00x. 2:01. 2:02!
3:20x, 4:02x, 4:04a. 5:02a, 5:20a, 6:00a.
6:02. 7:00 8:00x. 9:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. fit—12:02:, 6:00, 7:20. 10:02n.
P. M.—-6:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR.
NEW HAVEN
A. M.:-—lllx, 1:20x. 6: 28. 7. 42. 8: 46.
9:11!. 101121.11108x. 11: 42.
1’. M.:.——1202x 1:12. 2:07x. 4:18. 5:5_27;
612.7 7:.05 9:.05x 9:.15 9105!.1111
Bridgeport in addition to above.p
m.. 2. £2. 5. 04s. 7: 28. ;
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—lriik. 1:20x. 7:42. 9:12.
P. M.-—7:l5.
SOI'TIl NORWAIM TO DANBURY.
A. “—6 35 9:15. 1010.“.
‘1'. M. v—lz 20 4' ".'1. 5' .10 5:58.
DANllURY TO SOI‘ TII NORWALK.
A. M.—5:00. 7:25. 9:28. 11:24.
P. M.—4:20. 6:40.
Sunday trains to ilanbury. 9. 20 a. m. ..
25n.m.14anve Danbury. 8:05 a. n1..
5:10
An 1 indicates express.
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LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
‘ ' son Ila Ivonne or I
Furniture, Manon. l
Biopsies. Carriages
etc. etc. etc.
sea raasmsum moons as 3
Tavlorfliolden’s
Ill little and lullllfl 0|“.
1! Washington Street. In. lorwab
LEAVE
“' '°'“ Pimpies
. ~I-Illfl'm
..‘1! Is r' ”U”.
611 Bi Cured. I
Royal Pearl.
11 oration.
I
5W8 tutor IEIEDT
1 Never Fails. ’
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(Smiles m a pdshsl m Vimsates easel
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[attain Pitt. C... ILI. Assets: Isstea. Mus
N. I-Ail m seam- meet
For sale in South Norwalk by G. c.
Stillson. It Waehi street.
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before'ilie
‘hdvanoe 3,.
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in prices and freighted it at a low rate
3&efiared to furnish the choicest
V it. EIIIGH at the same price as Schuy
lull and other soft coals are ofiered .
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Railroad Plane 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Telephone 854.
Children’ 5
Eyes.
ohould be carefully examined before
the fall term commences.
I'ai'onts ought to know whether
their chlidrens eyes are up to the
normal standard of vision or not.
:Many suffer from headache and are
unable to give proper attendee to
their books when a
test would discover the trouble Ill
11 Proper Glass. Am
would give relief and save a m
trouble in later years.
My examinations are vary the!!!“
and made Without Charge.
«0. B. JACKSON,
Glllllllflm
IIIILMfldtlfl. “III.
NORWALK.
P. I. Ocullsta' Prenrfpliol. me
especially-
"ing of Compound been. all If“
repairing
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Norwalk Chronicler