THURSDAYL SIIPT. 151 3904
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Special Values in
Umbrellas.
dearth on Home
20‘ ANDT 201111.
$l. 00
E. K. Banks,
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Wear wasnmq‘r 011m.
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WEATHER" FORECAST
For Norivalk' and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday The Atlantic coast
storm accompanied by heavy rain and
high wind, passed over this vicinity
during the night and is central this
morning off Cape Cod, ' The upper
Lake disturbance has moved out the
St. Lawrence: Valley. Heavy rain oc—
curred during the. past twenty-four
hours over New England. the Middle
Atlantic states and west Gulf coasts
amounts of an inch or more being re-
ported as follows. Northileld. Vt 1.01;
l’orltland, Me.. 18"; Concord. N. 11.
2.111' “Boston 3.30; Albany, 1.7-1; Bing
1111111,1.40; 81111111011, 1.03; New Haven,
3: 96; New lork city, 2.80; Philadel-
phla 5. 64; Baltimore, 5.06;. Washing-
ton, 5.00; Galveston, ".2 '; Corpus
Christ, 2.8-1.
Mrs. Amos (lallagcr, of Pooksklll, N.
Y., is visiting Mrs. G, W. Stevens. of
South Main street.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of ihc1 Forest, will hold its qua1te1'll
meeting this evening in Red Men's
111111. A full attendance of the mem-
bers is desired.
Frederick Davis, of llnmilton avenue,
is now engaged as telegraph operator
111111 ticket clerk 111 Harrison. N. Y. Iii,-
will spend Sunday with his parents,
Mn. and Mrs. Franklin (1. Davis.
mllmdbury upright piano for $98.00
and no interest at J. W. Studwell's.
Great bargains in slightly used pianos.
Sumo ot‘ the local soldiers brought
home from Munassas interesting relics
of the Civil War in the form of bul-
lets 1111 tildges and other small lil'Il'
1111s from the famous buttieiiclds in
that vl1-..luity
Peter and Lewis 1.01'kwood, oi
Staris I’lain with their families and
a paity of ilanbu1y friends returned
home on Monday after spending siv—
eral days camping at Great Marsh,
South Norwallt.
Game Warden E. II. Bailey has re-
ceived the, resignation of John W. Hall.
of New li‘airileld, as special protector
of fish and game. His Sutit'tlfistll‘ will
be appointed in a few days. Several
competent men are under considera-
tion. -
Norwalk Chapter. I). A. It, will meet
next Monday evening with Mrs. E. J.
Hill. at her residence 111 West aventic.
to plan for the. matings of the coming.
year. Rooms at 511 West avenue, have
been routed, and therefore are not now
available for meetings,
steamer
—-ltound trip tickets on
“Martha's Vineyard" 500.
St. Paul's Branch of the Girls'"
of which Mrs. W. M.
is planning to
Friendly Society,
Niblock is secretary
give a reception to the ltev.Wen1yss 1
Smith shortly after his arrival hero to
take charge of the parish. Octob1'1'1.
“by“: “1......— our. m
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SILK BURLAP.
\ e,s burlap!
Molar calls it iiurliughaln sill.
but it is burlap 111.11le 111' silk. it it
1s111111lnng
.\ud beautiinii
Heavy as 11 board (almost) and
with 11 sturd: strength that is de—
iighti‘ui.
\\'ca\e 11:; course as czoirsc can
he: hrig'iitenid h_\' liiiie buncbv
hits of glowing silk; beautiful in
111111i1|11c 111111-l1 1‘iliil'lllillg way.
.'\11d rich in color. Lustrous
hrown.11nd blue. and ch11111pn::nc.
What :1 beautiful tailored costume
it will make. .\1111 how it will
it '111'!
'i'wcuty-scrui inches wide—.492
11 ~Vard.
Left aisle, rear.
PANAMA CLOTH.
\\1il you come .1111] set bow
satisfying this new cloth is in
who and 11 \11111' and \11'1111'? It
has alic 1d\ juniptd into f1\'or.
l)1'sc"'1\1d to. for it t‘llillilillt‘.\ iiue
1ippc11111nc1 with service and
smallness of cost.
in weave. it is much like :1
voile, but it is 111' the right wiuicr
weight 111 color it is 1"11'111'111111
clean and bri- in .1nd 1l1oi11 now
iuc'i11d1s c\1eiieut slmdts ol'
brown. blue, green and red, 21.»
well as cantor.
Forty—six inches wide »'
Left uislo, renr.
ZIBELINES.
Ziilt‘iiiles, those. soil. i11'11‘111ii'11i.
handsome sinus tliui last season
saw in such favor. are still riding
on the wave of favor. "l'is easy
to see why. when one stops to
itltlix‘ at their merit and charm.
See these fine ones at $2 [or ii"
111511'.ation Not1 the depth of
their color. the furry softness UN,
their iinish. the beauty 111.11
flashes forth from 1'11'1) inth oi
their surface. Iiow al1uost-iuxue
ions they are? How rich!
.\11d ilic new 17111111's~—11l11111.
brown. blue. gray. eastor. green,
11;1\'_v—-~1i11"\' are as rich as is the
iinisii ol' the cloth. $.2y1i.
Left aisle, rear.
$1 yd.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO-.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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All of the plans of the reception are ._
not yet complete.
Many Norwalkers still continue to
go to the shore each day for a swim
in the salt water. The tomperatmc of
the water is vo'i‘y 'agreeable yet At
tornoy John J. Walsh, chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee. ,
is an enthusiastic swimmer and 1111111
day pessible takcsya dip in tho briny
water near l1ia.v.,Blackst.one cottage,
from early spring until ice forms on
the harbor in late fall.
P. H. Harris, J. S. Osgood, 1.. I. Kar—
1uwan. llaydcn Richardson, W. W. Lee
and wife, .l. C. Banchle: Florence Bou-
tou S. J. l'losford, E. P, Browne. New
Yor ; A. H. Higson, A. Sundcrland, H.
1). Quick Danbury; H. L. Vadlient,
Thomas 11.1101131111113th; R. J
llonnclly H. A Kimmey,‘New Haven;
E. L. Secgle. Kingston. N. Y.; George
P. Eckert, Philadelphia; M. J. Lune,
New Canaan; G. L.'Bidwell, H. J. Mil-
lei', C. M. Johnson, F E. Stone, Hart--
ford; Ms. Cook Chicagg. 111. F. W. Rol-
lins, "113119111; 1‘: Buchanan.
Cincinnnt. ‘ George B Grist Mohawk
N. Y. were yesterday's guests at the
Hotel Clifford ~
FROM 148 T0 92 POUNOB.
a calm-flee oath: lungs, caus-
ing p nil, it! that I Mrs. Ger-
Fourier, {Marion}1 d., who was
tru
enfgelvbbred b”? )110‘ than of one” iiIin-
ate Cough core. sue bays:"Th1e
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I ran down in weight from 148
to 92 pounds. i tried a number of ram
edies to no avail til I used One Min-
lite Cough Cure.
r1111 i'éflledi hired me entirely
etc“ (The £611 :trenslhened my lungs
11.111911. ins to my normal weight.
health and strength. " Sold by the
Clifford Pharmacy. 1 ”
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Jim‘s“
‘ OE ;
it You Can bee
Straight
credit system is rlght.‘
ing some very nice carpet rugs
Smyrna. axminisior tapestry and in-
and matting.
A.J .Angevine (£5011
NORWALK. CONN.
mp3-.. .. .
1' bottle: of 11113 .
in the old cloo by the el
way. the thieris tbré to iiiid'it
he one to take a look. 1 . ,,
Wua‘r's THE USE "
tmake money
lf‘uid ydu; fill your Wilma
willing to work for you '
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THE so 4:11
Then you can easily see why 'we are
having such success 111111111; furniture.
There isn‘t any secret: about our sne-
ccss. our prices are right, our liberal ‘
-We are show-
in
grains, also all the smaller sizes in
rugs. as well as linolenms, oil cloth
134 WASHINGTON stnE‘ér. sourn
, chiiuss Pharmacy
GUI
is generally secreted under the bed, or
. Any
about 11 w...
1 “NEW STYLES OF . CLOTH FOR
at tiiking 1111mm 6! sum» nioaey being
stolen when you can put it in a. bank?
or you there.
1 will
jk‘, strand ”with? will colloiwhen
{our accumulations will take care of
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TAHNKFUL PIOPLI.
They An ‘Fouhtl In Ivory Part of
South Net-walk.
Many citizens of South Norwaik
have. good reason to be thankful for
burdens lifted from aching back.
winch they bore patiently for years.
scores tell about their experience pub-
licly. Here's a case of it:
Mrs. Anna Clark. 17:15 Keywr'ave-
nue. 11111111 Norwalk. .saya: "My hus-
band and 1 both tried Dean‘s Kidney
l’iils. 'l‘hey cured his back; after i
look them 1 found myself quite well. 1
bad kidney trouble for some 1111111 and
it developed into steady backache very
:11111pnniod by 11 urlunry weakness very
illt‘tlIIVt‘Ilit‘Ilt at night. We. both tried
some simple home remedies bllt the
trouble still remained. One night i
read an account of a euro being made
by lloun's Kidney Pills, the symptoms
being identical with mine. I got 11
box at I’lulutod's drug store. 'l‘bat
box coinpleiely cured me."
For 511111 by all dealers. Price 60
cents 11 box. l"osl1'.r»Mlllmru (311.,
Buffalo, N. 1'., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dean's and take
no other.
’i‘bo esculiop season is on.
Home grapes uro rapidly coming into
the 111111'k1-ts.
Yesterday was the last day of grace
for the straw hat.
Ira Gregory, of Noroton, was in
Souih Norwnlk yesterday calling on
friends.
Miss (‘111‘1'111 Stevens.
spout Sunday with her
ilitlgelleld.
of Norwalk.
pu rents in
*Iit‘lil' the Mct‘ay‘s. blind artists.
Lockwood's llall lon'gi‘t
1‘. ll. lx'm-ler, of Mill Plain. has re
turned from 1111 outing 111 South Nor-
wulk 11nd Fairlieiti lleach, .
Mrs. 11. .l. Kellogg is ill at her home
in North liidgoileld. lter mother, Mrs.
John Mend, of Norwalk, 1:: with her.
The paper train was late several
minutes on its trip 11]) the llunbui'y
division this morning because of the
storm.
Miss Addie Nuphey, clerk at the
store of 11‘. ii. Lockwood 11nd (loin-
puny. is enjoying 11 couple 11f Weeks‘
vacation.
'l‘ho Misses Amelia and Katie Mend,
of Greenwich, have been visiting their
cousin. Mrs, Orlando 1. Allen. South
illnln street.
Plans are on foot for :1 t'iiilllilllkt‘. to
111. held in Winnipauk, Sunday after-
noon. About sixty people will partici-
p: to ill- tilt 11.1
'11111 Helping ”and Clinic of the Nor-
wnlk Methodist (.'1'1111111 will meet l111-
dny afternoon at. 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Charles G. Ives, of West Main street.
bliss 1.11111 M. Couch has returned
from a two weeks' visit to Red Hank
and Asbury Park, accompanied by
Mrs. Henry Auscn lioyt of “l l Bank.
Miss Florence llosbnch, oi irilzcn
port, has secured a position 11.11 iriln~
mor at the millinery cstnbiishn 11111 of
M. l". Ackerman and Company. Nor.
walk.
A POWER FOR GOOD.
The pills that. are. potent in their
action and pleasant 111 effect are. he.
\Vitt‘s Little Early Risers. W. S. l’hii»
pot, of Albany, (111., says: “During a
bilious. attack 1 took one. Small as it
was it did 11111 more good than calo-
1111'l. blue mass of any other pill i ever
took and at 11111 111111111. time the. effect
~ was pleasant. Little Early liiscrs are,
‘ certainly an ideal pill." Sold by tho
‘glifford.'Pha1'111acy ‘-
OHICH Hfi‘l’ntfl' I ENGLIIN
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int and (. d-miouio hum 1am
'lih b urlhbon aim no other. Remo-
lhmnn Hub-111111511111- .“ Imita-
. 1; Clo-1|. Iuyofy 63.1.1:qu- «mt-u. 1n
nt-m‘lrnfg'd'gr'trull'zim-T' out-ordai-
I 9.. O for l
I. urn Hall. "I. 0 Tulilliuialn.'ft'11’ttiby
diurnal-10.17M- out: (‘h I In
uw- [Wham-{Putt “ .11“
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outwith.
DAN MOS. CTATI IN OCTOBER.
By Mum of the Conundatod Railway
Company' I Moutoweu Trolley,
As new talculatod by officials of the
C(JIIHOiiiillit‘ii Railway company it. will
be. possible to make the first trip
across the state by tho Montowom. trol-
ley, during the latter part of October.
The colloeting link hetWeen Monto-
weso and \anllngtord will have been
completed by that time,
All of the. grading has been done,
the trolley wire poles set beiwuen the
points and nearly all of the rails laid.
The delay 111 throwing the road open
will conn- from the builders of the two
steel bridges for the road which are
to be located in North Haven. 0110
of the bridges is to go under the Air-
1111111 division of the Consolidated rail-
road. and tin: other is to span Muddy
river. Much of the material for the
bridges has already a1'1iv.e1l and ilu1
only delay in be experienced hereafter
will be in the work of putting them
in position.
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION.
The Woman’s (lbrlstiau’ 'l‘omperance
Union of Connecticut is to hold its 2111.11
annual (‘1)11V1 iition in llurttord ()tl.tlil(‘1‘
3:3, 26 and "7 by invitation of the W. (l
'1‘. 11.111 iiuitt’oid At 11 1111-1111111: of the
i-lurti‘ord union yesterday the necessary
committees were appointed and import-
ant business relating to the entertain
11111111 of the nearly 200 visitors expect-
1111 was transacted. The convention
has not met at the capitol for ten yours
and Hartford will undoubtedly cordial-
ly welcome this body of Christian wo-
'EVENING 18E TIN L'
«.'.-1‘. -‘-»M— a.” ~~o~mn~o~.....—— “.‘.-mum-
FIANK IAXTER HAI iT FOR IALI
A Month's Treatment for Dyapdplia
that Costa Only 26 Canto, and is
some tiny“! gawk rim."
1 11111 glad to ill X hilltorpors the;
bail'lut
the Dr Howard olnbaltalim
wonderful omens Jrom
tory plun I nominated 0.! nuiiibtf their
50 cent package for 26 cents. that they
have decided to establish that as their
regular price, and i can continue to
sell a month‘ 11 treatment (66 doses of
their Spot iiic. for the cure of constipa-
tion and dyspepsia) for 25 cents
'11111 two diseases that this loinody
will cur,o undoubtedly cause more
sickness rind suffering than all of tho
other ills to which flesh is holr. Dr.
Howard realized this the some as
most physicians and drugglstu; but he
Went 11 step farther.l1e discovered a
11.11'o FRANK BAXTER
CORPORATION CERTOFICATES
A certificate of increaSo of capital
stock from $3. 000 to $5 600 has been
filed with the state secretary by the
Tribune Company of Mlddiebown
A1'1:1111111 oi ussm latlou have been it
led by tho Congregational Sunday
school at Greenfield Hill, Conn ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
0131.. says: “I £11“:er for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great. dis rose
and belching I tried everything 1
could hear of but. nothing helped me
until I took Bragilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For 11.191.911.11 11111111111111.1113“-
1111'11 of 11111 11111111. , ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
A Rare Ci : Vance
TO BUY A '
In the Center at a Low Price. .
Streets. Norwalk, Faun"
obtain a building
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LAYTON.
Telephond'ab-z.
New York. August“ .36, 19011.
C. F. Zeitiuss, 15311.,
Dear Sir.
nue‘, Yonkers, New York, one box of
those pills you put up for Malaria, Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? I will remit
by return mail. Let me know how
much, etc. Trusting that you are well,
and kind 1egards to your brother, etc.,
I am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGIIJ...
' ii 1111.111." 31'.
IO. NORWALK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM“
’ 110wa $511 :1. ATlm
HOT'AIH
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Ga- and Steam Fitting.
«.11
Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Etc.
. HIV. you «on our stock of
“'r' CHMOND RAN . i’wl
Jonas tin . ,xtss
5: it A:
1
17 WALLC OOTREEAT. NORWALK.
SUITS AND COATBI’OR
”.21 THE COMING FALL. ' .1 1
Also falhion plates, lawn him. :11.
No‘nv is the time to 11m yohr fut-:1
Mnggiieied. Fifty per minim“
Wing at lowest price: Poo
fact a: guaranteed.
Will you kindly send me to my ,
residence. 610 Van Cortlandt Park ave— ,,
BOYS’ ROUGH ON ROCKS,
No Seam: at
01.25 AND ‘11'51’0'
GIRLS LITTLE INDIAN,
Kid Sheen, at
81.25.
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vou'nis' 3mm CALF.
Elk Lined. 801:8.
L125
they will outwea’r any other makes. ,
1‘.-.3———-
111111 PR. LADI'IO’ KID .'tOKFORD'B.
LOW
’14 :
My ALL SIZES.
EW STYLE;
WALK HEALTH SHOE
FOR DI
“.000 N
NOR
, wear aroma, mart:
TAYLOR 1% GOLDEN offers for sale fan Bulldinn
Lots on Quincy Street, between Butler and Orchard
At Prices Ranging from
$250. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lat.
This is about the last chance to
for a home at such low prices.
Map of lots at our office. where full particulars wlll be
chaorfullylfurnfshed
Taylor 81 Golden,
'14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
R. R. A v0.. 50 nth Norwalk.
Try a pair of any of then sheet;
1511 FALL m. '
. ‘ir
lot in the center
Getting a $1111 1n hie
Man “Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers; 111-
timatoiy they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best
Woi‘k proves to you that it is good.
Prof. Sartain has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to its stu-
dents, the uniform success. tits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
uot'one' Combined course graduated:
out of employmonthas earned for'this
institutitm the right to be known as
"The School that Makes a Specialty of
Each Student "
NEW 'TERM—‘bAv AND NIGHT
SESSION—BEGINS TUESDAY. 6:12.
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1.1111111 m MAY unuron's PATTERNS. ,
sonablo goods.
big sale itself.
merchandise.
1.:
W" ‘0
it' a a bargain oce asion second 111 importance only to .‘.)"
Every stock in the :11 are is showing tempting lot: of 1mm
it will pay you Well to carefully read the offerinzl. '
One lot of corsets. were 501:, now
390.
Choice line of ladles' white lawn
shirt waists, were 981'. and $1.50 new
title.
All our figured dlniitios and butlste
1214c, qualtlty; special tic. yard,
Ladleu'
special 5o.
Handkerchiefs were 711.,
Gents hundltcichleis, were 70., spot:
in] 51:.
Ladies' gauze lisle hose in plain
black and tau. also drop stitch and
lace effects which have been selling
at 3llc..' ., while they lnst21'1'c.pai1
Ladics‘ fancy llslo hose in boot and
lace styles in plain and fancy colors
and embroidered, a. 501'. value for 391:.
83-85 Washington Street,
' South Norwalk. Conn.
All remnants of muslin Iheotlngll'il
linens, crashes and table damuk. If
'111'1‘1"
half prices.
wt
Men's neckwear in fonr-In- hindl.
tccks, pulls and strings, regular :50.
1u11150e.v;al11es while they last. 1961'
cacti. 1. _ .
Small lots of men's neckwear in the
newest eoiorlngs, regularly 501:; now .
1350. ' , i " ‘l'
01111 1111 of men's shirts which have" '
been selling at. 60c” 75c and $1390
close at 891:. each.
‘\
Men s Fancy hose, most, of their
fashioned in 111319 and cotton, new. tab
11 25c. value for memoir.)
l
feta baud;
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86 WASHINGTON STREET.
FEBENCE.
YOU WILL NOTE THAT
MORE.
Telephone call 342- 5. ‘
MISS TILLOTSON ‘ ‘
I: now In the city im» an export trimmer saluting, like
Latest Novelties In Trimmojd and Untrlmmod Hunt. ,
Hold Your Orders. They are surly to be bdofimlfii‘ “id
“UP TO DATE' ' '
, 1r LASTS LONGER BURNS 311151111111.
owes MORE HEAT. AND PRODUCES MORE CLEAN ASHES, THAN
COALYOU EVER BOUGHT BEFORE AND WILL nor cosr .YOU
OUR MOTTO—“CLEAN COAL, HONEST WEIGHT."
COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN AND OATS.
THE HARRIS & GANS CO
Office and yard, 68 Water iitrcet', South th‘walk.
_-‘.,._.:
1".‘1211‘!
SOUTH NORWALK with. -'
Agent (0r Banner Patterns
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COMPARE THE LAST TON YOU BOUGHT SOMEWHERE ELSE AND .
THE FIRST TON YOU BUY FROM US AND YOU WILL SEE THE PI
. 1
Fri:- fictive
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond
i
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk‘.
and Son’s
OLD COMPANYS LFHIGH £1 JEDDO
0511mm: 1111:1161: drunk .111
$6 00 per ton
Raymond
1" .' 1817 Washington Strut. .1
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COAL
slate and ocreenod. slain. -
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“monster 2 WT 311.75."
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COIL
see-11.111.111.11 GOAL 1. 111mm kind we 11111111. "live ’lifvo 11
large «apply “choice. ire-11 mined co at, of tho finest fracture, fro. \ ‘
“$6. 00 PER TON delivbred in your 11111.“.
Prhi'np't doil?qu,,¢ompetont Driven, Clean Coal.
Goofs” Omit Bituminoiu at an attractive price.
3M burned charcoal put in bags ready for-tho um
um Oahu—2 South Main Street. Smith Nomlk; I Main it;
.4, _...-.
010
u
slate colour, best. 501: glove made,
Ladies‘ fine 5.1311111615511111”; anger-um, two'ciasp. mono“
Ladies' LIBLE THREAD GLOVEs, two clasp, mode and .1111.
regular [irks 25c. thiidweek, ..,.
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Norwalk Chronicler