SO
TH NOR’WALK EVENING SENTINE‘L
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AT LAN E's.
Phone l39-5.
Company F will drill III. tin
tomorrow evening.
The New York Grocery Company is
having a special on flour today.
Harry Cousins. of New YAr
spent Easter Sunday in Norw
Teddy Powell. of the Florndc
puny. spent llustor Sunday
walk.
‘ The Guilds of Grace Chart..-
meet as usual this week in in.
house.
Miss lielcn Osborne is spam
Easter vacation at. her home
|avenue.
I i’cIcy Mead and friend. of N\‘\V York.
spcnl Sunday at his “Hill“ at "liillsirle'
Nor walk i
Miss Elsie llrollrcrton. of New Rd
clrcll-I. is the guest of rI.IlIItivcs In South
Norwuik.
wt‘icrlt WI_InlIIIl II‘, I), l.. NI Co.
The prrblic schools of the tovn will
open a week from today for it e sum—
ill illlil' V
k city.
ik.
l'll Corn-
ln Nor-
l.“
h will
parish
for: her
Ir West
.utal liens ides.
HOT-he regular meeting of Washington
Camp, l’. 0. S. of A.. will be held this
evening.
You can always‘got fresh fish, oys- .
ters and claims at the Bridge Fish
Market.
The Friday evening seIIviI-oI at Triu—
ity Episcopal Church will be resumed
next Friday evening.
Someone has stolen tlIII peanut slot .
machine that was located in front. of
F. ii. Coleman’s news store.
The initiatory degree of
Lodge. l. O. 0. F.. will he conferred on
candidates Wednesday fright.
Miss Agnes Fitch. of Wall street.
Norwalk is having her millinory opcn-
'ing for the spring and summer.
William P. Boers has camera sup-
plies (If every descript.|on [in also‘
has IIII elegant line of kodaks and cam-
eras.
Tire rush is on at the Scllcck stores
in Norwalk and South Nor walk and
now is the time to select your suit or
top coat.
V. A. Scofleld. who was taken vio-
lently iii in John‘ Dreaclrer's barber}
shop one. day last week. is improving
nicely now.
Frederick V. Hewitt. and Miss Bertha
Slatcher, of Bridgeport. spent Easter”
with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. llnmiiton. in
Seymour street.
Captain John liliom of the Salvation.
Army. has been ordered to remain at
South Norwalk to assist the loonl cap-
tain in the work have. ,‘
Deposits modest Jthe “South Nor-i
Walk Savings bank uring the first five
days of each month. draws interest
from the first of the month.
[low Are Yul“ Kidneys I
‘IDI- Hobbs 'Spnranus Pillscuronll kldncyllls. Sun
0"N- I‘ "'I .‘ lit-r' ll]: Home or \‘. I. ‘l-lII anon"
people‘s prayer meeting at the South-
Norwalk Methodist: (‘hnrch last (Ivcn
ing. The topIt‘ Was ‘)"i‘ho Risen Life. “
H. Kriegcr & Company“ 3 is the store
for everybody it is the place where
you can get clothing and wear the same
while paying for. it
says.
‘ Owing to the iilrre‘ss of Mrs Freder-
ick Belden there will be. no meeting of
the lIibrIaIy Club this evening. Mrs.
lleidcn was to have read a paper before A
the club
The divorce cases of Joseph Brieh
mann against his wife. and William
Sheffier against .losié' Sheiller. will come
up in the Superior Court in Bridgeport
tomorrow.
The. Girls’ Friendly Society of Trin-
, ity Church will again resume its meet-
ings Friday evenings. This week will
occur the business meeting and social
at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Shearwood.
Of New Rochelle were the guests yes-
terday. of Mrs. Shearwood‘s parents
Taylor avenue.
Tire address before the Around the
’Iahla and Travel Club. scheduled for
tomorrow evening. by Dr Emily Par:-
bert. has been postponed.
Contractor Salvator Chariot com—
menced the work of putting in a water
main in Washington street. this morII-.
ing.
brick pavement will be laid.
Engine No. 243. drawing the east-
bound train due. in South Nor-walk at
11:37, had its headlight catch on fire.
this morning. and there was danger of
an explosion. Tire conductor. engineer,
fireman and one brakeman finally suc-
ceeded in quenching the flames with
several pails of water. The train was
delayed hero ten minutes.
Mrs. E. H. Hotchkiss and daughter
Gertruude of Arch street, Norwalk who
are in the South for the benefit of Miss
Gertrude‘s health. have sent home to
Mr. Hotchkiss two large cocoanttt blos-
soms. They are encased In a long strip
of bark in the shape of a boat and
when out down the middle reveals the
flowor which expands to a very great
size, when exposed for same time to
the air. These specimens were shown
by Mr. Hotch’k‘iss Ital. friends at tho:I Nor»
walk Baptist Church yeéterday. Mrs
.Hotchklus is now 1'. St. Augustine and
' expects to com home in about a
week. -
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IS THERE IWTHIRO YOU
NEED IR OUR LIRE!
if you want a good Cigar for Be. we
can give you something above the or-
dinnry in the Sputo or improved Hand
Made. Our 10 15 and 26o brands are
no mood as the market affords. ‘I Our
Smoking Tobacco: range from fin to,
. $1 25 per package. We have Pipes of
, all kinds. and moon that. are poonlar
with the trade. The Florodora Cigars
3 for 10¢. are winners If you give
thorn a trial vbn firth ilko thorn.
Ilutler ‘
Mrs. Thomas Powell led the young:
See what the ad
i
Mr and Mrs. William P. Smalihorm in!:
(ice. at the. residence of Rev. G. D. Eg- I,
After the sewer is repaired. the j
A. w. AUSTIN
mcr term.
.lolrn 13'. 'l‘rcadweil. of ilII'I
Nor-walk Bank, is spending the
New Milford.
William J. Donnelly. of N
has secured II position in the A
KL Smith mill.
! James iI‘ahey. of liidgcflcld, ha
Ia position with the Lockwood M
luring Company.
.l.A. liislop & Company has sAIIIIc iII-
terestirrg store Inst ilr today's issue,
It will interest you.
Frcd Sturgcs and mother (lr
South Nor-walk Sunday. whcr
Icillcd upon rclutivso.
The annual parish Incl-ting of
‘Fpiscopal churches in 'lhc No
‘will be held this evening.
’llIII lliIi ’l‘igeIs were beaten ry thc
:Athletic (.‘ iub team. this InorninI. by II
score of thirty-two to seven.
Willinrn Gregory. of Brooklyn.
guest of his mother. Mrs. .luiin C.
ory, of France street, Nor-walk.
, Mrs. lIechm B. ’l‘ripp sang thc‘
tol'y solo at the. South NorwaiiA
tist Church. yesterday morning. .
; Save the Health Brand labels fir the
school children, so they can aid to
{their already large school library.
William 1’. Bears. the Norwalk stu—
tloner, is showing a line now li‘nc ol'
:kodaks, Promo and Porn camera‘s“.
An adjourned meeting of the I
board of the First Methodist ClurI-h.
1wil| he held this evening, at S o‘dock.
; 'l he Norwalk Social (‘inb will in id fl"
entertainment. and dance in A. 0. ll.
illali, in Wall street, Friday (Ivtuing.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. James ll. Fielder, of
Jersey City were guests vcstcrdry. of
MI. and MIs. Henry 1’. Price of West
flVt‘llllP.
If you want ‘a top coat or suit. you
can find what you want at (‘Iomstock
llrothers. The ad. will tell you more
about it.
~Hopn llose dance at. Locnw
, l-lIIll tonight. loud music and pH
lug,
John “ll”, who has been the gnrst or
lily of
day in
Irwaik.
ndrcws
s lake-II
Inui'nc—
we to
. they
’ .
Ill the
walks
is the
(‘ircg-
offer—
llap-
lllIIiul
Iod‘s
Inpl-
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Miss Sadie lluli. of Belden IrvenuI, re-
‘Iturned to his homc in Baltimore, this
morning.
5 l. flail, of Main street. tenor in (Artur
‘Cl‘llllf‘h choir. presented the iadits of
the choir with a box of l‘. aster eggs
lvcsterday. . I
Division No.1 of the Bowling 'lnb
of the Young l’eoplc.‘ a Society will Facet
Ethis evening, at 8, in the Nor walk lini-
'vcrtsity School.
‘ The John Hancock insurance (om-
pany is moving today into ll'.’ Iv unr-
tors in the South Nor walk Trust amm-
‘pany‘s building.
‘ Tire directors of the Nonail( .‘lIIb
iwiil hold a session tomorrow ever ing
[The regular yearly budget will be pro
roared at this meeting.
A Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Woodward and
Miss Lottie Woodward are expe ted
1home today from It winter' I; sojour I in
Tampa Bay. Florida. A
i T be members of the Immaculate 1on-
cieptlon Sodallty of St. Mary's Church
l"'€(ei\€d communion at the 7 o‘cock
mass yesterday morning L
W. S. Sturtevant had never a non
completv.I line of matting carpets Aand
ifurniture. than at present. See that
the ad says in today's issue. A
lI‘liiott Curtis son of MI. and Airs
’Willium A. Curtis. of West avenut. is
'spcnding the Easter varation at Ills
,home in Norwaik. Mr Curtis is a IItu-
dent at Cornell l IIivcrsiry.
lI l"‘(‘(ll'li( k MoorII was arrested for in-
Itoxicntion in Brooks sir-(ct, Saturiay
evening by SpeI-inl (lilicer, Thomas
rLentlIcrlaud. of the Not walk po ice
Il‘orcc . This morning ludge Lockwrod
imposed a iineJof $5 without costs.
The second of the “Evenings \\-ith
the. Oratorios" will be given Sun lay
evening. May 4. in the Norwalk C n-
gregational Church. when SIIlliVIn's
oratorio. “The Prodigal Son.” willA tr
presented. with piano and organ ae-
companlment.
The sociable postponed from several
3wecks ago because of the weather. will
be held in the Norwalk Congregatloral
Church, Friday evening. There will be.
a paper on “China," by the pastor.
music by the church quartette‘ and re-
freshments will be. served.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Young People's Society of
Christian. Endeavor of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church; will be held to-
marrow evening. .There will be re-
ports} from the different committe s.
A larEeIottendancé is desired '
You can buy a
NICKEL
A: ARM 0100
That is warranted for one your,
assets. -_-
other styles to select from, at 1‘
or
iT/te
I A-Necessary Tog.
; Top Coat
m
Now is the season of lhII chilly (Ivon-
lugs, when your Winter overcoat is a
burden, and yet you dare not be with-
out II lop gIIr-Incnt.
A Precautitm chIIaIIdI-r, coIrIl‘ort sanc-
tions and fashion favors the Top (‘oIIt.
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Our new Hart, Schaffncr a Marx
Coat, $13.50. '
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3 ' '
l Latest shades, 82 Inches long (mark ' Hart .
i the lIIngtlI)——lap scams, hlas breast. Schafl'nel‘
Apockct~~lraml worked buttonholcs~ £1 Marx
. hand set collar—milk slcovo lining~—- 73710)»
f built on that broad. generous plan and Wu dc '
‘ yet so finely balanced that there's CIOH‘ICSI
i grace in (every “no. A good tailor
might duplicate this cool at. twice the
E pIiIII.
Cams tackBras.
Norwalk store: South Norwalk Store:
' Masonic Building. 14 South Main St.
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This grain business'ls forging ahead day after day—
gainlng,steadily—esureiy—«along the lines laid down for
its governinent.—-—thc best grain, the best service.
We want the opportunity to show you the advantages of
trading here. Our grain is very cheap at the price. and
the priceIls no higher than the poor grain price.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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FINE“. PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARTISTS’ PROOF
. .~ , ' . of warmer tone, with «rich velvety
haIlng all the want of Steel Engrav- surface. The very perfection of Artis-
ings and absolutely Permanent. trc I’ortralturIe.I ‘
All work is finished wrtlI especral care and fully guaranteed
’ OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS '
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
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BRIDGE A: For tre'sh lish. Oysters
3E and Clams. go to ‘
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. ' R. J. CUTBILL
MAR K ET 3E WEST END
, ' 1: WASHINGTON STREET .aarooa.
3’ A Tel. 108.
till—risked“ neutrons
The New Pocket Poco $7. 20
‘ Eastman Cameras $Au Wards
Camera Supplies of every descriAiiOn.
IWm. P. Bee 5,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, ENGRAVE ‘ .
49 w... street. Nor-walk, Conn.
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. evening. at Miss but? Dotyfis Osborn
. . ”Y. P. 8 C. E.. at the church this even-
‘ ing. at 8.
Buster Specials
Bast Assorted Chocolates in Hand-
paintod Easter Boxes, 50c por lb.
Also Choc. Covered and Cream Al-
monds, 250 per lb. , I
Order your ice. Cream for Easter
Sunday. All flavors.
39. Main St, Norwalk.
Phone Illa-4
ll DD] TIONA L LOCI! L NEWS.
Stillson-I’owcil Corporation carries
a full line of photo supplies.
Mrs. Belmont. of llrooklyn, is visit.-
iIIg friends in South Norwalk.
A reception will be held in Grace
Church parish house. Thursday even—
ins.
Mrs. ll. M. Andrews and (laughter,
Annlc. are visiting relatives in New
York city.
ll. R. Bulkley. F. Madden and E.
Crofut took dinner at Hotel Clifford.
yesterday.
Harry Weston. of the Public Market.
spent yesterday and today in New
York city.
James Nolan, of Hartford, is the
guest of his parents, at his home, on
Spring Hill. . .
MlSS'EVi‘lyll Osborn, of Brooklyn.
was the guest. yesterday of Miss (il'ucc
Ilucknum of Main street
Lloyd Jennings, of Peekskill Military
Academy. is spending his Easter VIII a-
lion at his home in West street.
was the. guest. yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Bucknnm. in Main street
Speci ial (I\Pl‘t'|S(‘S apprIopIiate to has-
ler were held last night. in St. l’ctI er 's
Lutheran (‘illllillI in North Main
street.
There was a special Easter service in
the Salvation Army rooms in South
Main street. last. night. There was one
convert.
Richard Arnold, of Franklin Falls.
N. i’.. is in South Norwaik calling on
friends. lie is stripping at the Ma-
haokemo lIotcl.
Tire regular quarterly meeting of the
local Barbers’ Union will take place
tomolrow evening at the barber shop
of Gustave l’ltzcr.
*Cicrk wanted, F. D. l.. & Co.
in today‘s issue can he found a les-
timonial from Rev. Paul Moore Stray-
er. concerning the merits of Dr. Dick's
medicine for malaria and grip.
Doctor and Mrs. Willis ll. Crown an-
nounce a christening party for their
son. Willis McDonald Crowe, April
10th. at 100 Whalcy avenue, New llav-
(n.
A full rehearsal of those who are to
Smith. the Correctional f
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Mrs. William Stevens. of liockville. "
At the Model Grocery
most everybody, have had some poor; Remember 3 lb. Package ’prepgred, 10
Potatoes of late.
that now we have a new lot, right in '
every way, size, cooking quality andE Leaf Jams, Quince, Strawberry, Red
price, 30 cents peck.
will soon be here and we are provided
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrub, roach, Turnips, Cabbage, Sweet Pota-
Stove and Shoe.
can sell at low prices.
when in want.
more. awesome -~ W
The Sellock Stores I:
Such exceptional values in Clothing
for Meir and lloys has never hcenl
heard of before and judging from our
immense business of last, week and 0.3- .
pcclally Saturday the people of Tho
Norwaiks are not. slow to find it. out.
i
There is a style and fit to our cloth.
big that the ordinary ready made
clothing lacks. I '
examine and .
try on some of the fashionable men’s .
Stilts and Top Coats that we. are sell-
ing at (“0.00, $l2.00. $15.00 and $18.00.
You cannot have them
pleasure. for double these prices.
We want you. to call,
made to '
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Clothing made to measure with the)’
label from $15 up.
Willis H. Sellrck,
48 and 50 Wall Street,
NORWALK.
98 Washington Street
50. NORWALK
POTATOES. it is true that we, like Buckwheat weather is not ”gone yet.
We are glad to say 3 cents. Also look to weigh out.
JAMS. Call attention to the Maple
iRaspberry, Plum, etc, and 15 'centl
Cleaning time Jar. t p.37"
On Saturday we shall have Spin-
BRUSHES, ETC.
Nice goods that we toes Nice Apples. ,
Remember us Fresh Eggs 22 cents Dozen."
Business SolicitedII: , ._
Lorenzo leble.
take part in thcnrand march of the
mask ball of Washington Camp. l‘. (l
S. of A. “ill be held tonight in Red
Men's hall. .
At the mrt‘ting of the South Norwalk
Water Commissioners. Saturday night.
it was voted to change the four inch
pipe in Raymond and Water streets. to
six inch pipe.
A. W. Dreyfuss. of Quebec. Canada.
formerly connected with the. R & G~
Compam and well known here is in
South Nornalk and is stopping at the
Mahackemo Hotel.
Over three hundred attended the cel—
ebration of the Holy Communion. at
Grace Church. yesterday morning, at. S
a. m. This is a very large number. con-
sidering the early hour of the service.
Frederick S. Ambler, the Norwaik
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YOU’LL BE SURPRISED
AT THE- COMFORT ‘
a. pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way defective V
Headache, Eyeache, blurring of the print, are some of the indical
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE. I
, Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Adjust!
ed is what we guarantee.
0. B JACKSON.)
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
‘ 58 WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN
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bicycle, dealer. has just returned from
the Charleston and West lndian 03(-
position. llc reports the exposition
as being fine, but there were few peo
pie. in attendance.
Miss Nellie llauna. daughter of the
late. Mr and Mrs John linnnII of Win
nipank died Saturday. The funeral wil
be held tomorrow morning, at 9 o'clock.
from St. Mary's Church. Interment
will be in St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
A. llentlr. of Woodward avenue, is
having his household goods removed
to the home of his son. Andrew V.
Heath, of West Main street. Norwalk
todav. where he. will in the future re-
Health by Good Living
Reader, Save the Lirbeis.
Even) school pupil Is Anxious?!
, to. receive them. Every one
counts for New Library;-
siIie. 'l‘rqunIan (‘avanuugh is doing
thII work
Charles A. Anderson was given II
surprise last Saturday night. by a large
number of his friends. the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of his birthday.
Mr. Anderson was presented with a
handsome combination book case and
writing desk by his guests. ,.,
ml‘ictorlai (Inhibition at 3'o'clock in
A. 0. ll. hall Thursday afternoon. Ad-
mission tcn cents. children live.
Phillip Nygood was fined 34 .and
costs; amounting in all $11.71, by Judge
Joseph R. Taylor in the. Sontlr Norwalk
side of the town court, this morning.
on the charge of conducting a concert
enough to supply all your wants;
Portland and lioscntlalc Cements. Cannon and Rockland Lime; Wall Plas- 1‘
ter; Fancy Brick; Sewer Pipe; Flue Linings:
Floor Tile ' I
Books.
WE HAVI: 5 {ND
Building Material of (Ivory description; A.
lFire Place. Bath Room and
”this .I A..:‘fip?’
RAYMOND BROS
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hall on the Sabbath day. A Hebrew
concert was given in Bar mond‘s hall
last night anti some of those present
began to dance. Captain George W.
Gladstone promptly arrested Nygood.
He paid his fine
The Audubon secretaries of Westuort
and Norwalk regret that Charles Den-
nison Kellogg cannot be secured to give
a song recital and lecture here this
spring. Mr. Kellogg has all the after-l
noons and evenings for this season tak-
en, but one date which was offered
but it was impossible to accept. Many
people will be disappointed to learn
this. and we hope another season will
include him as one of our entertainers
and instructors
The calendar for“ the, South Nor-walk
Baptist Church for this week is as fol-
lows: Farther nghts' meeting. this
t
t
‘ivenue. East Norwa
Monthly
:suhject."'1‘hc.
Crusades. " miness meeting
Reports from committees.
etc. Wednesday. 3 p. m.. at church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary meeting.
Thursday evening. regular weekly
prayer meeting at church; q
t
we cAan A FULL LINE or
‘ PHOTO SUPPLIES.
Stillron- Powell carnation.
Pnncrlptlon brunt-u.
32 Washington . 0%,. _ 8o “admits,
til—Governor G W. Dukes principal
chief of the Choctaw Nation, has ad.
dressed an appeal to Thomas Ryan.
acting secretary of the interior asking
aid for 10 000 destitute Indians of the
Choctaw Nation.
as a surprise. as destitution was not.
known to exist to such an extent. The
governor says:
Choctaw people are poverty stricken
and some of them are in actual starva-
to aid them in their distressed condi-
ways and means for their sustenance
while others are driven to beg for
breadstuft.
servatlvo estimate that at least 10. 000
of them are
stances. ”
chews RESCUED FROM sons.
The crew of the. Philadelphia and Boa-
Sow and Pigs ledge off Cuttyhunt Sat-
urday night were taken off the strand-
ed vessel today and after landing at
Cuttyhung were brought here by a. tug
The steamer'a four passengers. who
reached shore yesterday started
sailboats today for New Bradford. Tag I
boats and lighter-I‘m on their w ,
to the steamer and
being in our condition
that will
l-lORNKER‘l'H HAD. POPLEXY.
PHILADELPHIAV March at—Tho
condition of Thomas Hornkerth. or
Tommy White as he is. known in the
prize ring- who was rendered tram
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AID WANTED FOR OHOCTAW lN-
Dl lANS.
SOUTH MCALIESTER, I. '1‘. March
scious Saturday night during a a
ring bout with Tommie Markgy at.
Knickerbocker A. C. was reportéd
day as being slightly improed
physician said 113.th Portia
ered consciousness late last night
tor having remained insensib ,‘fro '
the time he he was carried f ‘
ring Saturday night. The. be or an—
nounced today that Homko ,“h
suffering from apople; ’
condition was not the res suit or
Unless complications set (a .he
the pugilist will recover..
,Hornkerths opponent and the
of the Knickerbocker club We
moned before a InagIStI-ate toda
The request comes
"A great many of the
ion. Appeals have been made to me
ion some. calling to me to provide
I would say from a con-
in destitute circum-
BRIDGEPORT BODY IIDENTIFA
The body of a mail found ‘
ing .in the water at the foot of Wt
street. Bridgeport by men enfigéd
on the railroad tram-overhang} wtb
WOODS HOLE Mass, March 31.—
on steamer Indian, which struck on
identified as John Kinsella
of William c Kinsella of (rum
who had been missl
3 last. He was about,
of agorand had bee
in
“(1(ng
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Norwalk Chronicler