gasps. N. y.. eltll
' seventy-sooner street.
lieu passed the ho-
' ’a age in a Ninety-
intabor yard. The nurse
.roomand found the
~ ~ went to the ~window
“gun's body lying on
enty feet below.
. the woman's phylm-
patient had not been
I-ler ailment. he said
a nervous affection.
lost control of herself.
' nitride.” said Dr. Pritch-
in»: lslsts is Coal llniar
m of Arkansas.
abet, Ara, September 22-—
nioa'misers continue. At the
AM, a crowd of non-unionists
« . with Winchesters celebrated
"Brat pay day by getting drunk and
‘ ing the steeple of a church with
‘ ' At another time a non-un-
Woes accidentally killed while at
M in the mines. Since the with-
flhwal of the deputy United States
* ls,who have been guarding the
, the non-unionists have 'been
with Winchesters. The stub.
ties will refrain from interfer-
.Vitll the Importation of labor un-
the United States Court of Appealil
‘" on a decision of District Feder-
Judie Rogers. declaring in effect
‘ the state has no power to restrict
importation of men to take the
‘ of strikers. Hundreds of men
. ”hoes: imported by mining com~
gain from Kentucky. West Virgin-
and Alabama. Some of these haw
sass induced by theu niouista to quit
wtih. Short forces are working at all
I“ ulna affected by the strike nnl
1 coal famine is threatened in places
‘dspeudent on Arkansas mines unless
strtkd can be settled soon. Strik-
‘ _'nnionists remaining about thr-
‘ district are being supported
- Md! from their national organi-
W“. and say there will be no end
strike until the mine operators
Woe their union.
' rams manor.
Falls Wall. his sun as Wife, Brother
‘ 7 ... thnil'ahrshis0ws life.
wins Walla. Wash" Sejtember 22—-
B. Byland killed his wife and his
?' brother, Grant, and then committed
suicide yesterday morning. He arriv-
a. h, editors Tuesday from Pomona, Wash
tnscarch of his wife who had desert-
tidal! him and has been living with he:
, rand Grant Byland. He first
,his brother. Then he chased his
to into a yacant lot and shot her
the back. He then lay down beside
wife and shot himself.
lil" a lotter found on Byland's body
said: “I got to kiss my wife for
' last time and now 1 nm I'ng tr
‘tflrsnt Byiand and Mrs. llgore
' er-in-law. and then i am go.
.to kill my wife. Then i will kill
myhalf and put an end to .us all."
‘ Emma's sum or me.
’Mfrsm Sparks from liarslsg Llllllr
‘ ’ WM Cool Yards.
New York, September 22—1‘he kind-
ling .wood and coal yard of Heucken l;
Hills-brook, on East Ninety-third
host.“ running from First avenue to
,yhst River was wholly destroyed
. An early is morning. The East
, Hill an Lumber Company, on
Zopposile side of the street, and u
' building two stories high in the
w. malso destroyed.
The sports flew over to Mlllrock
" “m island in the East River ill-
lands used by the United States engi-
*‘ corps for storing dynamite.
tastiest in one of which were.
M It dynamite, caught fire.
watchmen succeeded in throwing
M {ato the river before It
Thetotsl loss was $200. 000.
Vodur’saanca or lilLLERs.
. Tenn. September 22—
0! leading millers of Tennes-
"v‘hlahaala and Kentucky hare gone
3 Yorh to hold a conference
m millers to formulate
’ dial relieving the milling situa-
elalll they cannot continue
‘ Th. F“ of the New
* ~ is form a consoli-
W“ southern mills or to reach
‘ .35: of an agreement with the
combines.
. p. r ‘ .._.-____.—————
» MIR HOLDINGS SOLD.
Isl Waco. September 22—“.-
is says: "Definite and reliable
from the cast acts at rest
rumors about the sole of the Crock-
m. numbering 340.000 and vnlu
approxi ly st tloflouoooo hare
hongli y a sydicate of which C.
"of a wealthy resi-
from a fourth story
WW Central
ag, grid was instantly
‘ M twenty-Ive years
has“ to the hotel six
hepear the odlce of her
' so treatllll her for
morning Ira. Cheneri'
‘ to not hers glass of
' 1m the bedside lo
3. that moment a fire
Misunnsmlssryimtilhelt.
extent.
- Cold elects the kidneys.
colds. _
Koaptheninflllpsfllllihh‘lfle.
Are for kldms only.
merits.
Here is a ems of it:
Store and they cured me. "
Dow's Kidney Pills for tile by all
dealers; price so cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by ll'oster-Milbnrn
Company. Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for
thoHUnited States. Remember the name
—-Do_an's-and take no other.
molt-mo ‘m snares.
Princeton. Ill" Tesla Woman Shot the
In she Refused to lam.
Princeton. ill.‘ September u—Miss
Kate Herboisheimer was idicted by the
Grand Jury here yesterday for the mur-
der of Charles Saisman. a young man
with whom she had been keeping com-
pany. Miss Herbolsheimer claimed
that Salzmun had asked her to marry
him. but that she had declined to do
so. She says that for several weeks
after she rejected him she received
anonymous letters of which she believ-
ed bini to be the writer. and in which
her life and that of her relatives were
threatened.
After that she found some strychnine
about the well at her father's home.
and from circumstances she claimed to
know conclusively that-Salsmau had
left it there.
With a horse and carriage she drew
to Hollowayville. where Salzmnn war
at work, and asked him to take a ride
They proceeded a few blocks when a
shot was ilred. Both had revolvers.
Salzman received four bullets and died
next morning. .Miss lierbolshelmer re-
ceived two shots and recovered. Sht
will plead self-defence. claiming that
Saizmun commenced the shooting.
DITCIIBD A TRAIN.
insurgents tiles Opened fire upon the
Cars and Killed Two American.
Manila, September 22, 2:35 p. m.-‘
A party of insurgents ditched a rail—
rond train n mile and a half south of
Engeles this morning and then opened
fire upon the derailed cars from a
bamboo thicket close to the track. kil-
ling two Americans and wounding
live others.
Lieutenant Lome and five of his
scouts. who were on the train. mudr
avlgorous defence and caused the cur
emy to flee. Six dead rebels were of
terward found in the thicket from
which the rebel fire came. ‘
General Wheaton, with six compan-
ies. proceeded from Calulet to the re-
lief of the train, but his services were
unneeded.
STATE'S WITNESSES I'LED.
Pitsburg. Ky., September 22—At
Manchester the trial of the rifhns on
the charge of murder could not or
held yesterday because of the danger
of a clash between the two factions
and because the commonwealth's six-
teen witnesses hnd all fled from ('iny
to Laurel county. fearing assassins.
lion. The trial is now set for Tues-
‘iay and troops will probably be re-
quired to bring the commonwealth'i-
witnesses buck.
ACCIDENT T0 COLONEL liEFT.
Colonel N. I]. Heft. chief of the el-
ectrical department of the Consolida-
ted road is confined to his house at
Bridgeport as the result of an injury
sustained in nilghting lrom a trolley
car a few days ago. He wrenched his
knee so badly that he was compelled to
take to his bed. and on Wednesday the
condition or the injured member was
such that erysipelns was feared. Yes-
terday an improvement was reported
1nd no serious results are now antici-
pated.
SHAMROCK GETS AN EARLY
START.
Sandy Hook. N. .l.. September 22—
The Shamrock's crew got the challem
ger ready for an early start. today.
Before 8 o'clock her head soils were
up in stops andtile cover taken'oi! her
mainsail. The wind was blowing '1
moderate breeze from the west, the
weather was line and a light sea was
running. when at if) o'clock the Sham-
rock slipped her hswscr and breaking
out the lib got under way on the pan
track. standing towards the point of
the book. She soon tucked and went
in towards the horseshoe.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
if your friends or neighbors are sufc
fering from coughs. colds. sore throats.
or any throat or lung disease (include
lug consumption). ask them if they
have ever used mm s Cure. This fam-
ous German remedy is having a large
sale here and is performing some won-
derful mm of throat and lung diaenn
es. No matter what other medicines
have failed to do. try Otto's Cu
Large sizes. 25c and Site. Sold by a
tau," 0. II It “I.
'l'bsrsarelotsoflsilsbacbslllhoodl
Norha‘lk. ' l '
lt'sahusyplsosaudlmehsarslssd.
Dim lsorioory Wishes loss
'lhokidueysamthsesuse.oottbs
Doan' s Kidney Pills do perfect work.
email: Norvslk people testify to their tr
llr. Frank St. John, No. it Taylor
areolse. a lochnitb by cremation. in
the employ of the Norwalk Lock Com-
pany. says: ”I am not the only one on-
gsgod in this calling who Indore t‘rom
backache, aggravated by the constant
change of position and bonding and
steeping. There ore others in the fac-
tory and in the city that i know who
are troubled in the same way. I had
some disorder of my kidneys which led
to a painful boobed». I procured
Dosn's Kidney Pills at Plaistod’s Drug
death seemed imminent.
could not sleep. She finally discovered
slept all night; and with two bottles
C. linmnick & 00.. of Shelby. N. C.
Trial bottles free‘st Frank H. Bax-
aud ”.00. Every bottle guaranteed.
months from Rectal Fistula. he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
an: MOM.
in our knits brbu mam by Atwood Vie?
left, i: New York broker, his wife and
in children. four and seven years
old nepontively. .
,hfr. Violet: hired one of Mr. Bone
dict's houses last fall for “.000 a year.
through a real estate, um. Violett al-
leges that the plumbing was bad. and
that Mr. Beuedict‘attempted to ram-
cdy;it.:hut did not. sewer In! on-
coped. He etwo chi II were taken
Mill sea at fever and nearly died
hill «used an expense of $350. Af-
tar their recovery his wife had tonsi-
litis and nervous prostrstion. the re.
dent, being Mr. Benedict's agent. The
case is returnable to the Superior
Court for Falrileld county in October.
EXILE arson r'os'ro RICO.
Sun Domingo. September 22—A
warship from Porto Rico, wtih forty
political exiles on board, arrived here
today and aroused much enthusiasm
among the population.
DISOUSTuo.
Old Lady (to driver of growlerl—
Now, driver. i want you to go very
carefully.
“Certainly, mum."
"And not go racing with others
cabs."
"No. mum."
"'And not go around the corners
quickly."
“No. mum."
After the job the old lady. handing
him the exact fare, a shilling. said:
"You have driven me very carefully
and well. and hero is a shilling in.
you. Have you driven a cab all your
life?"
“No. mum. I used to drive a
hearse. and blest if I don't go back to
it. its a better game than this. i
hope 1'" drive yer
London Fun.
again, mum."-
84 Washington Street.
THE MARKET IN (‘AL LS
We believe that there is HlIII some'
market for chills among sailors, whol
retain their belief in the edlcdcy of the
membranes as a protection againstl
shipwreck and drowning. Notices of
“Chills For Sale Within" were to be
seen recently in windows in the vicin-
ity of the docks of both London and .'
Liverpool. but it is sometime since we'
have noticed an advertisement of s
"llllI or sale in the daily press. it may
be remarked that the sale for dauls.
so far from being a very ancient cus-
tom. la a comparatively modern inno—
vntion. The witchcraft of the middle
ages declared against the chill retain-
ing nlly virtue whatever if parted with
by gift or sale to any but a member of
the child'sfiindredrlxlndon Lancet.
ToOsmaOoldinOneDav.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
The careful observer knows he can
form a pretty accurate opinion of a
stranger by certain characteristics of
the face. If be head is in good pro-
portions to t a body. it shows steadi-
ness and force of character: if too
large it indicates grossness, and if too
small feeblcness.
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.
Another great discovery has been
made. and that too, by a lady in this
country. "Disease fastened its clutch-
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests. but her
vital organs were undermined and
ii
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
on. m.
001T. EILTIIG SIGNS,
Open every
Corner
It IS between seasons for many kinds of goods.
mains of summer stock at Low Prices.
Goods for FALL STOCK. We invite your attention to our
Excellent Values in Hosiery
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Fast Black, Double Knee... . . . . . . .lOc
Fine Ribbed, Heavy Ribbed. Fine
l’lain...... [Sc
Extra Heavy......... .....5.......19c
BICYCLE—Extra Fine Ribbed, Plain and Drop Stitch.-
Try the Gertrude Hose at. .. . ~th
A. DICKERMAN 8- SON,
“INDIANS RANGES.
rouse sass. _
nan sans,
‘ ram sass.
evening—Free delivery 50 miles.
North Main ahd Ann streets,
South Norwslk, Conn.
LII DIES' HOSE.
Never before in the manufacture of Furniture have
the makers produced the artistic lines they are showing
this season. "ally comparing our now complete assow
meat with old style houses, you will readily see that
lie are ill; Furniture Dealers oil‘lll lilllllilili.
suit of w '0"! IN! mm! "0 so ssofOonchos. 40M harmonise-us.
“i “'9?” gt, 3:: 3mm? ”mutual-omelet!” so "ginormous eta-in. .
an: ssrv cos a - .
p9,,“ of 3800 more He paid W" un- loltylesofOskflmmhor Suits. so Stylesofisney Ohslrsandnoshora
til April fl. and then he gave up his 10 Itylssddahdhiflbnisrs. and avaristyofartisiio odd pieces not
{Tecttnfixgflzghfiovsm m is ltylesefddd Dressers. attempted by other lorwalk houses.
0 0 I s i '
his wife I“ children ,0, “.000 each. 15 ltyl-ofoahmflon‘l‘ahlss. We guarantee the price as well as
mul'lug a total of sloflooo The real 10ml.- “WWW insulin. . .
estate firm is also named as a defen- /
w
W. S. STURTEVANT,
A. ICKERMNSON
We are selling what re-
We are receiving each week New
Fulllt'aslliOned....................10c
Double lleel and Toes
Extra I!” ma, Extra Ileavy, Split
Feet, White 1* col, Ribbed 'lops,
Extra Wide 25c
25c
.l5c, 2 for 25¢
South Norwalk. Conn.
A Guaranteed Cure
FOR THAT COLD IN THE HEAD;
TI'IAT SOREGESS OF THE THROAT.
Brazilian
Balm.
FOR SALE IV I. II. PLAISTED
asoLr.’ ii. snares, onueelsrs.
For three
months she coughed incessantly. and
a way to recover. by purchasing of us
1 bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. and was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose. that she
has been completely cured. Her name
in Mrs. Luther Lute." Thus writes W.
ter's Drug Store. Regular also 60c
'un rooms run sononoNs.
All doctors to d Renick Hamilton. of
West Jefferso . 0.. after sudoriag is
formed. but be cured himself with
live boxes of Buckloa's Arnlcs Salve.
the surest Pile cure on earth, and the
droggists.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN. ‘
HIGHLAND MALT EXIRACT,
Ill Halt VIII
HIGHLAND PlLbrlmt.
HiOHLAND CREAM ALE.
Iron.
PUT UP EXPRESSM FOR FAMILY USE.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUREST siALT TONlCS IADE.
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotelsaadsaloousluruishedatrodncsdprices. .,
I’ll-WIRED ERIE 1‘0 IRMIIJIO.
.ISIIAC G. “MILTON. Sole Racist.
23 NORTH MAIN mm.
NORWALK HOTEL.
is: ”u: i: ii" in" am- .- T“ “‘“' .... $433.21: isms.“
M , , _ ‘ .-. ,.- mausoonmumuymsmoumsrmmao
THE BEST MALT “BEVERAGES.
Stock Ala and Porter
Norwalk.
You Have
Always Bought
Alliill
'00! 51"” G. mhmvll
" l
.,.‘ i
SWIM“. PATTERN.
enna styles.
By prcsentlng The Sentinel coupon
Washington street. South Norwalk, yol
can obtain any, size pattern,
16(2—L:d-3|' Waist. with Fancy Slashed
P .1: iron Event.
3-, :H, :10, be and 41) inch bust.
Golden brown poplin that matched
the skirt is used for this handsome
waist. Creamy tucked taffeta made
the yoke and collar. the edges of the
fancy plastron and cpaulcttcs being
finished with quillings' of brown mou-
sscllne do sale.
The scroll design that decorates the
front is carried out in iewelled braid.
buttons to match securing the ends
of each tab on front.
The waist is simply arranged over
fitted linings that close ill centre
front. The tucked yoke being applied
at the top. closes with the blouse
front invisibly in centre. The back is
(lit away in square outline to (IISKIOSP
the yoke of tucking that is applied
over the lining. its uppol edges mcc‘
the flout ut the shoulder seams uni
nrc trimmed to (u irrcspond. The
slight fullness at the lower edge is
(lirawn well to the centre at the waist
inc.
The distinctive feature of the waiit
is the fancy front that is shaped with
a low square neck and square tabs on
each side. These lie smoothly over
thc breast in pinuforc style, becoming
fullness at the waist being nrrnngul
in pluits with the blouse front. The
over front is permanently secured on
the right unii.closes over lnvisibly on
the left.
The sleeves have becoming fullness
at. the top caused by tiny plaits laid
in the upper portions at the sidc ell-
ges. These are disposed over titted
two-scam linings and tacked in i‘ml‘
tre to hold the fullness in place. The
wrists are shaped with a bell like
are. The shaping and trimming of
the epaulcttes and wrists correspond
to the tabs on front and around the
waist is arranged a belt of crushed
ribbon prettily bowed on the left side.
With the almost limitless variety of
garniturc and fancy yoking there is to
choose from this season. fancy waists
in this style are easily accomplished
by the most inexperienced home
dressmakcr. Gray poplin or broad-
cloth with white. corn color or burnt
orange yoking. would be exceedingly
tasteful. 0r fawn with. pale blue and
violet with white lace over satin.
Ribbon or silk quilling may be used
in place of the mousscllue. and a rich
effect is given when the whole plas-
tron front is made of lace or embroi-
dered all over with fancy braid or
narrow rushed ribbon.
To make this waist in the medium
size will require two yards of material
fortyJour inches wide. The pattern.
No. 7662. is cllt in sizes for a 32, til
36. 38 and 40-inch bust measure.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
eooooooooooeooooooo
"Were you present when that wit-
ness testified in the Dreyfus case?"
"Yes, it was inspiring. rtis enuncia-
tion was good. his gestures superb and
his costume appropriate."
"But did he Hill the truth?"
"Why. you don't expect me to notice
in Use For Over 30 Years
We will. hereafter. each day. show
one of the latest Paris. London or Vi-
anll 10c. at The Fair Clock Store. 68
' wedge ugly .' ‘
. imp“ t ' '
m proiellt so far as to make eye-
brows brlstlo out the pounce has
great shrewduess and genius for ia-
trigue. Bismarck had a brow like this.
so has Li Hung Chang -
A forehead square on the temples and
and retreating on each side into the
hair tells of a good memory and
mont Such is Lord Kitcheaor's.
nycs militate power. light eyes I'
cum
With black (you the intellect will be
powerful. the passions strong. What
the owners of blue eyes may lack in
pom-r and emotional strength they
Illlilff' up in subtlety and versatility.
lilizel eyes show steadiness and power
of affection; Iiliif.‘ lusting green eyes be-
long to deceitful und coquettish per-
sons. 1‘ in proper distance between
i-yul is the length of one eye.
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest quality of loaf sugar is
used in the manufacture of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to that of maple syrup, making
it very pleasant to take. As a medl-
clne for the cure of coughs colds, la
grippe, crnllp and whooping cough it
is unequaled by any other. it aims
cures. and cures quickly. F0 sale by
(icorge (V. Stillson. South orwslk.
and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
“Tommy." said Mrs. Weatherwar.
“Tommy, will you never know which
side your bread is buttcrcll on?"
"Not." returned the thankless child.
as a spasm of linutterdble longing
shook his frame. “not until the hut-.
ter is laid on with more generosity
than at present characterizes your ad-
ministration—hue.
llc (elatedl—By Jove! l've taught
you how to swim in twu hours. i
' think that breaks the record.
She—0h. hardly. .lack Gndsby
I taught me in an hour and a half.- .
Puck.
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. "An 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-
cn Mclienry, Bismarck N. D. Gives
instant relief. QeorgeC. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalh.
AN AML‘SINO FREAK.
The Fat Woman—That living skele-
ton is a great humorist. isn‘t be?
The Dog i‘uicd Boy—Yes he' s got a
lot of funny bones. ——Kansas City in-
dependent.
RH’EUMATISM is HEREDITARY.
It has Just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism is
hereditary and that it is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
(30., Camden. N. J. For sale by R. H.
Plaisted. 43 Washington St.. South
Norwaik. Conn.
{0'
William Durant. of Boston. who it
just celebrated his 83d birthday.
been a newspaper man for the past 65 _
years.
5'
OA-TORIA.
3...“. mmlflllfll w
lgsstsrs
. . em
Ears of corn can be rapidly husked
by a Kansas man's patent glove. the
palm being covered with a series of in-
terlaced rings of wire, which form a
surface of sufficient flexibility and
roughness to engage the husks and
strip them from the ear.
Chester H. Brown. Kalamazoo, Mich,
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case of indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
tics. “Digests what you eat without
aid from the stomach, and cures dys-
pepsia. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalh.
Electricity for application to the
muscles is generated by a new exercis-
ing apparatus. which has a magneto-
clectric generator attached to the op-
posite end of the wire. a spring being
provided to rewind the wire.
i-‘or wounds. burns. scalds, sores,
skin diseases and all irritating erup-
tions, nothing so soothing and healing
as Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Emma Bolles. Matron Englewood Nur-
sery. Chicago. says of it:. “When all
else fails in healing our babies, it will
cure." George C. Stilison. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalh.
Bing—Yes. that/s old Sprigglns. Half
a dozen doctors have given him up at
various times during his life.
Wing—What was the trouble with
him? .
Bing-He wouldn't pay his doctor's
bills.—Tit—Bits.
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargilc. of Wash.
ltn. l. T. He writes: "Four bottles
of Electric Bitters has cured hfrs.
Brewer of scrofula. which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her bead and
face and the best doctors could give
no help: but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent." This shows
what thousands have proved—that
Electric Bitters is the best blood parl-
iler known. lt' s the supreme remedy
eczema. tcttcr. salt rheum. ulcers. boils
. SE'TINEI. GDUNI. . hclps digestion. builds up the strength.
9 . er kidneys and bowels. expels poisons.
9 The holder of this empon lunelmo 9 helps digestion builds up the strength.
won-win any us 0 Only so cents. sold by Frank H sax-
: No.1”: Sign—— : lcr, Druggist. Guaranteed.
Bytbepayrnentofionmls.“ ———-—-——
9 O, THE APPE'I'ITE 07 A GOAT.
0 all ran “MI sauna ° ls envied by all .poor o
m
whose Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such should know that Dr.
King‘s New Life Pills. the wuddrlil
Stomach and Liver Remedy. gives a
splendid appetite. sound dimion and
a regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy. Only
25 ccnts at any Drug Store
Fame is of little use to the man who
everything. do you?"—-Wsablngtou
nor
hasn’t the ability to hack it up.
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Norwalk Chronicler