OUT BUQINBBO.
,, , W t
, trauma 0o. incorporated to
firm Magenta? iron Com.
l pan I not.
“mmiiohm‘u lll.«~'i‘lio Merldon
. d company. which is closely
toil-with .Sonrs, Roebuck & Co.
hipago mail ordcr house. and
‘ an taken over thc‘ plant of
cridcn malleable Iron Comm”.
, . at been incorporated undor tho
,, of the state of Illinois with it
capital of 3176.000. Up. to the incur.
motionbof the new company the con
corn on doing its business under the
the Andrew F‘yrbcrz Arms
, p ‘The unicorn of the new corn.
may, President, Fr d Blituri
., wlcopresidcnt. and gcneru manager,
A J. Aubrey, Mcridcn; trousurcr, F.
A; fitephfllii, Mcriden; secretary, A. H.
, Imb.,(lhlcago.
. Burlinosa is rushing at the company's
lwtoryraod tho Work of putting the
, "unmounted buildings in shape for use
is progressing steadily under F. W.
Stlloa' supervision.
'» I General Manager Aubrey. Saturday.
and that the shipment of shot guns to
Sears. Roebuck & 00.. last woek, was
1,500 and of pistols 900. The number
of employees now at the factory is
close to 300 and additions are being
made as fast as possible.
A DAREDEVIL RIDE »
often ends in a and accident. To heul
accidental injuries, nae, Wicklen's Ar-
nlou Salve. “A deep wound in my
foot, from an accident," writes {I‘heo
dore Bohuele, of Columbus, 0.. “cans-
ed me great pain. Physicians were
helpless, but Bucklen'a Arnica Salvo
quickly healed it.m Soothos and heals
burns like magic, 25c at F. ii. Baxter’s,
drugglat. "
‘ MACHINE GUN MAY BE hesroneo
Bridgeport": Are Making an Effort
to Have Platoon Reorganized.
HARTFORD, April 19.——’l‘lie Boom
tors and Representatives from Bridgc-
pout and Colonel M. H. Rogers and it)»
Mayor Sterling, also of Bridgeport,
had a. conference yesterday with Adju-
tant General Cole and Senator Potti-
aon, chairman of the Committee on Ap»
propriatlons. The conference was. in
reference to the restoration of the ma.
chine gun platoon to Bridgeport.
Bridgeport had such a military sci‘»
vice for some time. but only recently
it was removed. An effort is now
being made by a number of promin-
ent. Bridgeportcrs to have it restored.
The probabilities are that a public
.‘irearing may be nrrnngcd upon tho
matter and Bi'ldgcpmwrs are hopoi'ni
that. the platoon will be l'CrlltJl‘t‘tl to
tho Park City.
WORRY, CARE. GRIEF.
overwork of mind or hotly. exposure.
loss of sleep. too much food, too lit.
lle food. the wrong food, or any of tilt _\'
causes may provoke an attack of rhou-
matinm, kidney trouble or gout. On
first. signs use Dr. David Kennedy‘s
new medicine. Cal-cum Solvent, and
write to the Cal-curd Cmnpany, Ron-
dout, N. Y., for a booklet, and n free
sample bottle. "I
STARlN OWNERS GUILTY.
Steamboat Inspectors Report That
Law Was Violated and Placem-
mend Action Against Com.
pany.
NEW YORK, April iii—Lucid stcum.
boat, inspectors have roportcd to thc
supervising inspector, lllltl they had '
found that, thc sionmor John H. Stnrin
haul. as ailcgt-d, curried ltiailt‘tl curt-
rldgcs while carrying: passcuacrs on
April 3. Thu cai'ti'ltigi,\s wci'o kcpt on
the open docks. outside of tho inugn-
zine contrury to illl‘ poi-mil.
Inspectors havo lzikcn uwuylhc Ii-
cense of Cuptuln Charles A. Mitt'lilllr'v
ter of the Sturln, und huvc notified
the district attorney and collcctor of
. customs that the owners of the strain-
_ er, the Stariu 'l‘ransporintion llncs.
' have violated the statutes.
ONLY GURE'f-‘OR DYSPEPSIA.
hire. Franklin Bush, of New Caatio.
" A1391.. rays: "1 aufrered for years with
d yopopala, used to have great diatreus
,i lid belching. I tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
{until i took Brazilian Balm. and one till
300m: botftle cured me completely."
96! I! o by R. H. Plaisted, F. H. Bax
it? and tho Clifford Pharmacy,
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This is a hill Sized lliil til the
Sentinel
Premium.
Fountain Pen.
‘1 For five of the“ Cou-
‘ pans and sixty-fun: cents.
. presented at this ! office,
. we will furnish to the
one of these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PENS. made of the boat
‘,_ Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen warranted 14 kin.
oolld gold; and fully
guaranteed. This offer
.ly hold: good for ii
halted time. so start to-
y to save your cou-
,Out-of-town readm.
I»
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IT BUIL SZ YQU UP,
w
The, Best Cod Liver Preparation
Not a Patent
Medicine.
Delicious to
the Taste.
, MEDICINAL Eunrurs Acronttv
Ml Fm FRESll consi LIVERS.
~'- ‘
Vino] contains ALI. the medicinal elements of
genuine. fresh cod’s livers and their oil; with or-
gzmic iron, and other bodybuilding ingredients,
in a deliciously paltitttblcnnd easily digested
for-in. It is everywhere recognizcd its the greatest
BODY _ BUILDER AND
STRENGTH CREATOR
known to tiiCtlicine——\’iiiol is the only cod liver
prcpnrntiou which contains no oil, grease, or any dis-
;igrccnblc feature, and sold on :1 positive guarantee
of 3* moncy back it it fails to, give satisfaction.”
For Old People» ~ Punv Oblldranw Wonk Woman—Dob"!-
tatod, All Tired om People ~-llunlng and Weak‘Mntluu-o
—— To Gain l-‘lash— To Get Strong—All Wank People-
chronic (folds —— Hacking Douala — Bronchlfls ~— lung
Troubles —» Nothing equals Vlnol.
Try it ~-— it you don‘t likc it, we return your money.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
readers of The Sentinel .
,‘Ilit potion live cents 1
“ ”for packing and .
PROF. JAMESON'S NEW POSITION.
(‘lilt‘AiiiL April lll.«——l’l'of. l“. .lnlnt'.
son. lmul of the depurimcnt of history
ut lhv iiuivcrsity of Chicago, has rt“
siauml to ucccpt tho post of Illi't‘l'lill'
of tho lllll‘l‘nll of historical rosi'nrch in
NW (.fiiriicgiu Institution. Washington.
I). t‘.
DR. La! RANOO'l
'uA DIESI COMP “ND.
fan i re biota 15 .
cllklfimcz at! lur'lkawfef': filo)“. oi 3'11"”
VII—-
WILLIMANTIC MAN ARRESTED.
WILLIMANTIC, April lit—«'l‘imoiliy
Sullivan, :tgiid sixty-lint yours, wus kl"
rnigncd in tho polico court ycstcrtluy
and hold in ilcl'uult of bonds ol‘ $3.!itltt
for trial ncxl Monday on u iwrious
churgc. Suilivnn was brought how
from llullimorn by Capluin of l’oiici-
Richmond. ’i‘hc dntc of thc trilogoti
crimc mcnlloucd iii the warrant wns
February 2. A young Syriun child's
put-tints urn tho coiuplnluanis.
....--....4. .. ._
lha foster libil Cribs. Faster’s Ideal Crib
No worry for mothcr if iutby in lull Amdmb PI‘DO‘
in tin ldool Acchlcnt. l’roof t‘rlb. iliuh
sliding hides. clout-1y spaced spindles.
wovcn wirc springs.
pnlculod i'uil
Inatcncr. Guurnntcod not to break.
Difforcnt stylcu cimmcllcd white or
colors.
Baby can't get out
or stick its head through
_—_—.—-
CALL AND EXAMiNE.
A. J. Collins a“. co;
Do-Iera to Furniture, Carpoto, Bedding. Mattinga. Oll Clothe, and Linoleum.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
:2 NORTH MAIN s'r. scorn NORWALK.
l spasm" Low rs..ses;”““
an Mllllnory and run .
NI ALDO HAVI A FINE LINE OF LADIIO' AND OHILDRIN’ OUITI
Ala-J GOATI.
ALL TH! Lariat m ORAVAN’M'TI cone,
.com in mo IXAMINI oun arocit.
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
I. WlOHlNO‘TON IT REIT. IOUTR ”OIWM-K.
Mm » w «Tr-w Mm
,avmi .MOLDét 0 A w
it ‘ rumor: i
RAN“ COM
I: In; Bikiyunmiunm Soho ylklll cool. . ,
rive Tonal {armor locals rhno Ton; om" Lam:
our annoy» our company, ‘9‘ 1......
1- “” § ‘3:
can Clillntl cation?" or Tho
Royal Arcanum
(Continued From Flrat’l’hue.)
Hocpltal Fund Aaooolatlon.
Darin? tibia pact yearttlftoon brothers
l tat
worn iii by th’b Hospital Boil It‘uu‘d
Aaaoclailon. Home of the canon aa-
alstod were very pathetic ones and
fully demonstrated the hood of such
an organization in connection with the
work of the Royal Arcanum. and I
heartily recommend that the Grand
Council continue its aid to this An»
sociation when needed.
Conclusion.
l wiiih to place on record my pro-
found upproclnllon of the loyal and
faithful services rcndorodliy the mom
born of the Order to the Grand Regent
in tho performancon of his dulled. In
no other way could the work have
boon satisfactorily performed. Espec-
ially do i wish to thank Grand Scorc-
tury I’lotldlcy for his assistance. his
untlring zeal, unbounded enthusiasm],
great willingness to serve in any and
every emergency. and his carcfnl and
husinoosdikc methods in keeping the
records of our Order. in closing l
repeat the words of one of our Pant
Supreme Regents: "As Americana.
wo rejoice in our citizenship: as Al'r
cuuiuus. lot on rololcc in our mcnibcn
ship. Whnt the stars and stripesltnre
among nations. thct. banner of Vir-
tuc. Mercy and Charity, pointed and
sluri'od, is to the emblem; of, all tithe,"
grcnt. fraternities that in the last. half
century, have put. poverty to flight.
protcclcd'lhc homo, benefited man-
kind and made the world bcttor." For
more than 27 years the Royal Arcanum
has been upholding the banner of Wu
tuc, Murry and Charity, standing firm
ly for the grant. principles rcprcseut‘
ml by those virtues. teaching its mimi-
bcrshlp the importance of protoctlnz
tho homo and dovclopmoui of the in-
dividual member. Today it s'antis
more firmly routed and grounded in its
principles thun M'cr and 'betfcr able
financially to carry out. ovorv obliga‘
lion promptly when due. The year
just passed has boon one of the most
successful ones within our
While some have passed on to the
Supreme Council up 0, many new
members have been ed to our rolls.
So my brothers, may We continue to
lubor so that when the summons comes
to us that must come to all. we will
pass away confident that tho protect»
lug arm of tho Roynl Arcniium will
shield those dear to us. .
Rospoclfnlly and frntormilly submit.
led in V.. M. (3.,
E. ii. ilOYN'l‘ON.
(ii-and Regent.
Tho roport of Grand Sci-rotary Hood.
icy wuu as follows:
'l‘ho following rcport is submitted
for your consideration.
immediately after the Grand Coun-
cil session of 1904 had adjourned. the
work. for another your \i‘iiSl tnkcn up
and ouch day has furnislird its part
of tho duties to be pcrformmi. Whllr
cvcry day finds us corrcapoudlni: with
some brother of tho order, either in
his official capacity us it member of
the grunt] or aubordlnutc mono“. or
some personal inquiry l-I‘um the menr
burs tlicimb ivoc, tho evenings Hm
lliiVl- boon more or loan tnkcn up in dif-
fci‘cut parts of thc stoic, visiting with
tho iiiciuborshln of tho order and try-
ing to do our share of the work.
During the your the correspondence
hits increased nearly fifty per «mt,
and in keeping up this branch of the
work. wo have found it ucccssury I0
incrcunc the accommodations for til-
ing. as voted by lh.» Grand Council.
The filing cases plil’i'liilfit'll will accom-
niodatc tho lu'l‘lllllllllllltllls of several
yours and ought to be sufficient to
curry the ofllt-o for sometimc.
()l' the work in this grand jurisdic-
tion. as shown by tho records rclurn~
ad to this office; by the reports of oili-
ccrs receivcd from time to time; by
- thc lctlcrs written by those having
the field work in church anti by corres-
pondence with thorn who have labored
in tho field thcmsoivoa, an extensive
vcport might be. written. Knowing
that you will learn of all this in the
reports of your (li'untl Regent; lilo
cornmittco on state of the order and
your state modlcal cxnuiinor, we will
couflno "this official report" to the de-
tails that the rocords disclose.
in the your which closed March 3lot.
i905. over three thousand letters have
been written, copleu of which are care-
fully prcaervcd. with the correspon-
dence from the Supreme, Grand and
Subordinate Councils. Twenty thouo-
and pamphlets. clrcuinrn and other
prinind matter have been distributed
unions the aubordlnato councils of tho.
ulatc, withoui‘ oxponso.‘ cxccpt for an
occaalonal charm» for motors, in can-
no whero‘ tho cxuct amount could not
no dotermlnod lJt‘ltii'o «coding them
out. Monthly roporta hawthorn rc-
ruivctl from very council in tho «talc.
and In this why llm history of the
.vcar him been "carefully "tailored for
the grand, urgent. fiiippiica from
blah, ftlfnvllilicd upon" implication. but
our. rocot'dii' show it corrected demand
for application blimkn from any of
if)? councils. l’toporlts hat/o ooh fli-
cc ‘v of vialtullona by grand officoro:
of p clal villus madsjby tho Grand
it, c t: of frdqiioiit calla made by the
null ,viaiagdcnuir mammals. and
those who were chosen by the Grand
Recent to inutnll the odlcoru of sub
ordinate councils have robot-tori their
work promptly. The, filing of thew,
reporto. and tho writing of i- e rodbl‘dl,
aili allown by them. him all behind to
await the ronordn of the office and tin-
ioucli with the work.
More applicationa for relonao of
lurliitliclio‘u from New York, and,
tlllfl‘ before. ‘ We seem
lltlh: lfi'iihl‘ (lll 0f 0r
Ilip brothcrii 0 Port fill , .
find loony candidniot Clio
, into the grand
iun‘i‘pi
York, but good reason .
an, in ovary calm and ,l
we who in. or iii
monitor
,rtatoo‘meotiaso.,and fit ro , r in
Inga to ho oponbd of. all .oarllor
than, the bydawb it
rear to it . ‘
, fly-two.
granitic
rwill . 3 out
,‘
1
l
J mod 6
borders. _
ubiarl our Grand lit-gout to keep in
Rhoda inland have, been ignored than, _
‘ have it 990*. j
tiahwiclicwh‘ei‘c '
M
hridgepon”Advertiaemcnts.
The D. M". Read C6.
£3“:inch 185i
Two Goad $1.00 Gloves.
Tho I’. K' 1.. This spring assortment contains :1 beauti—
lul lino of coiorings; all thc cllzunpngnc shudcs from drop
ton to a mic crcaui; gray, mode. pearl, navy blue, and all
the shades of, brown; black and white. The white I’. 8: L.
is :i gcncral favorite. $1.00. ,
'l‘lic Lclia. A ucw glovc for its and onc Wc can licartily
rccommcud. Medium length fingers. the kid very soft and
llcxiblc. two Clasps, nll‘thc colors. $1.00.
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Suggestlons for Easter Gifts. ,
Silver Book Markers on ribbons for prayer books.
Necklaces and Chains with crosses of gold, pearl, or
scuit-prcctous gcms.
Hand Embroidered Lincii Lawn Handkerchiefs, rcccnt
spring ituportntioits. Choicc hand mndc Armenian ilaud—
kcrcltict’s on finest lincn. ,
Noveltics in Stocks and Collars. A glaucc at tho Neck-
wcni' Suction will show you a collct‘tlon’; of cxcliisivc styles
from Kcyscr's and Fisk, Clarke and lt'lagg.
Silk 'l‘;iticta Petticoats. ;\ special line offered this wcck.
1:81le Silk l'losc Supporters and Garters in dainty col-
tugs.
Silk and Lisle 'l‘hrcad Stockings. Light colorings,
modcs, blue, light tan, brown and gray. to match spring
frocks. A vcry complctc line of Black Silk Stockings, plain
and fancy. , ‘ ‘
Flower Vases.
(.ln :1 table in the China Store are some Vascs of cit-ar-
cst glass, sonic plain and beautifully colorless, otltcrs grccu
———llic grccn of llowcr stems. 'l‘llcy arc of convcnicnt sizc and
shapes, low bowls and llnring cups foo violets and buds. and
tall oncs for long stcmmcd roses and Easter lilics. l‘riccs
low.
lin not forgot about tlit- Stalioncry ()fi-ct‘iug for the
month of April. if you ncctl Visiting Cards and leave an or-
dcr fur Engraving this month you rcccivc free a two quire
box of Monogram Writingr Papcr of finest quality.
The D. Ricard Co
‘Floor Coverings
We are. Now Preparedito show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
canons .
Incrain, Tapesinl, Brussels, Velvels, Bod“
Brussels. .
China and Japanese Matti... clinging;
. and Linoleums. Mats and Ruas
up. 7-.
Shades to Order a Spccialilu.
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hicks
, a . 1': “J"
rill lab”
84 WASHINGTON s'r, ‘3 30mg nonwanx, coon.
‘fi‘oicpliono 343.5, . . .
or , .
r ,d,
‘ {my r1
‘th advantage of using it alway
N mm“ on - «mm. _ i!
not 1“”ng .. ._ 13
ll. initiation Still.
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‘ Tilt M! Q; ‘
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m». Milt.
. tutti...
. 3 can.
" ,tlto“, main-ad lu collocation; t
float, ii. Baker am
., ‘iitr‘cot. Sindhi“
ciphon .ullluli marked l‘damucl
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PAIGE MOVES TO BEJECT BILL.
Relative to Creation of Two Addb
tlonal Judgeanlpl.
HARTFORD, April 1'9.“ in tho limo
nte yoaturday the judiciary cominittm
reported unfavorably upon the bill in.
troduccd by Senator Paigc,‘of Bridge-
port...bwolntiox two new Judson of
tho Superior Court. Senator PI I:
explained that the majority of lie
Judges were oppose to the increase,
it being titolrbello that the prettiest
number could attend to all tho'huoi-
nests. Upon his motion the report of
th committee was accepted. and tho
bll rclac't'od. ,
”my. . v.
RHEUMATIO PAINS QUICKLY RE.
LIEVED.
The cxaruclating pains characteriw
tic of rhotnnatlsm and sciatica are
quickly relieved by applying Chamber-
luin's Pain Balm. The great pain ro-
lieving‘ power of the liniment has been.
the surprise and delight of thousands
of auti'erern. The quick relief from
pain whlc it affords is alone worth
many ti as its cost. For sale by
Stillsonyowoli Corporation, Clilford
Pharmacy, zeltfuaa Pharmacy. "
:
VERMONT RAILgAY nE-onoamz.
ST, ALBANS, Vermont, April 18.-——
reorganization of the. Brat-
tleboro and Whitehead Railroad
‘Company, which oneratcn a lino
between Brattloboro and South Inn-
donberry, in the southern part of the
state. is proposed. At a meeting to be
held in this city next Thursday. the
change is to be acted upon. it is in-
tended to make the name, the West
River Railroad Company, and to issue
$75,000 bonds to turn the present. nar-
row gauge system to standard gauge.
An lB-mile branch line is contemplated
to run through the towns of Winhall.
St atton and Peru, which will open up
va liable timber tcrrltodry. The new
road will remain under the control of
the Central Vermont Railroad Coni-
pa‘ny, to which the present line is lens,
A
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FORGET ABOUT YOUR STOMAOH.
If your digestion is bad the vitalor—
gang of your body are not fed ; and
nourished as they should be... They
grow weak and invite disease. Kodol
Dyspepai Cure digests what you out,
cures ind geation an 1 all stomach tron-
bles. You forget you have a stomach
from the very day you begin taking it.
This is because it {gets a rest—rte-
cuperates and gradually grown .30
strong and healthy that it troubles you
no more. E. IA. Babcock,. Amherot.
Minn, says: “I have taken Ii great
many remedies for indigestion but
have found nothing equal to .Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure." Kodol digestswhat
you eat, cures indigestion, Dyspepsia.
a Sour Stomach. Belching. Heartburn
and all Stomach Trouble. Its preparan
tion is the result of many years of re.-
search. Sold by Clifford Phallus/CY.
t.
ROBBERIES IN ANSONIA,
ANSONIA, April lit—The most. dur-
ing of a scrics of roblmrica which
has bcuu perpetrated in this city for
tho past. two weeks. occurred Monday
night, when the clothingstorc and ha,-
bt-rdaahcry of the A. 0.; urner Com:
pithy way; entered pug about. flit) taken
from tho solo. The burglary occurred
shortly after 11 o‘clock. when there
were several people on Main street.
and in the busiest part of the thor-
oughfare. The large plate glans in the
front dolor was smashed anti the store
quickly ransacked. Two perpendic-
collared the men in the store. and noti-
fied the police. but. five burglars had
jumpcd from ad'cni‘ window when the
officers arrived.
. ., , 5* I
, crop: run‘ ”to; , ..
or it may rcsultJn Pngné‘pblpsnjfls
uiian t‘ ‘15:: ialbraoikinfiup,‘_tplgo vaca-
ovoi- ,‘amos w on ,, o . o
. not.’rliopoi#5
ford. Baxter's and BMW". , “'
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10, 35. 500 and $1.00 bit
SOLVENT Noricz.
District of Norwalk, 33., Probate
Court, April 11th,. A. D. 1905.
Estate of George R. Nichols, late of
Nut-walk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of,Probate for the Disa
trial of Nor-walk, hath limited, and al-
lowed, six mout arrow the date here-
of for the'cred tors of said Estate to
exhibit théir claims for , sottlemont.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within said
time. wili‘bo debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to aid Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to . '
., " ' cum n. y 9"
“2-19-26 . mAdm niatrator.
lintivilll Min iii Titsc'liiiiinbsi
..'rliat I. Mary A. on ,i'ifi’flio Town
"won but cumin
State room 9’; 31$th 4"“
outfit! Valera, i’-‘
no
aié‘"'ffoor.'"dclf;* r at. Ii.
’ raglan»! will:
alter ra ,
cream. murmur
boar, whito boorjdud”, .3
l“°“‘"'“’.liu“‘m"“°“’"‘t :nhmlli’hituia
ulna .‘ l o , ‘
in ho tied and option-Vita“ Valium,
the following mint. “mt-Ivor “Mac
,to ho minded." Ibl_ Grimm.
oto od.*‘mown,‘iniproii or“ Will!
pro ucad upon anchbottiu. clinical or
who-t
with. 3 , _,
. On all quart bottom'tho nitric j‘liaina
tired, i-I' Woolf
3 orw ."00hll." " * -
_ 0n commons-hill" pint bullion. the
name “Samuel‘s."Buiior, so. Not-valid
Conn. Registered." , .. , e
“ on can quart alphoauorayichy and
other nibi‘orai “terminal!" coma gag:
on m cm " , 7 a r'
Norw’a k 3' iii fotchfifitbody‘fi‘bottiflfi
and all hm Join ~.hottiu. our
all boxes for would! mint ' portion;
marked "Samuel annular." , d all
Bah
y hci'uldfrnom
marl: rm lli'o the odor about
his lath “I o planner. ii. n, 1m,
and that tl “go thumb} trot-lain. to
Ill
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Norwalk Chronicler