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sleight: Goods ...........2P5c. simples ..... 50c to $1.00
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Hamburg and Lace ....... 55c
Lace and Hamburg ....... 75c
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THE SAMPLES wE HAVE MARKED AT WHOLEs ALE PRICES AND THEY, RUN IN MUCH INNER oooos'
AN OPPORTUNITY To‘I‘IA'vE A SPECIAL GARMENT OF WHICH
Samples ....... $I.oo to $4.50
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Bass
New HAVEN EASILY ouTPLAvso
av HARTFORD.
-& van
Flumaurioe and conneily Formerly oi
the Blues Play Good Ball.
HARTFORD. June 27.~Hartiord
easily outplayed New Haven yesterday.
Fitzinanrice. recently released by New
Huron, made a sale hit each time up
and ran bases finely. Connolly, an:
other old New Haven player. also put
up a good game. Laystor pitched
his iirst game, for Hartiord in never.
a] weeks. Attendatrcc.’500. Score by
innings:
R. H. E.
Hhi‘ii’oi‘d‘ 001131 20x~815 6
N.Haven illitlltidltiimil ti 8
Batteries: Luyster and Connolly;
Corcorun and Jopc.
Hoiyoke, 8: Springfield. 7.
HOLYOKE, June 27.A——With the
score 7 to 4 against them and one out
in the ninth, Hoiyoko yesterday
brought. in four runs on six succosslvs
hits and deft-atoll Springilcld. 8 to 7.
Honors were almost oven until the
sixth, when five hits, an error and a
base on balls gave the visitors four
runs. while Hoiyoko rcducctl tho load
by two in tho scvonth. ’l‘ho game
was marked by tho usual rowdy lac
tics oi the Hoiyokc players. iiarlloy
raising his bat to striko Ulnpll‘c Kon-
nedy. who nevortholt-us allowod him to
remain in tho game. ’l‘ho score by,
innings:
ii. ii. 1C.
Holyoke 1 ii 0 i 0 ti :2 ti 4w.“ 15 ii
Springi‘lold ti 0 1 l 1 4 o o of: it 1
Battories: llartlcy and itcmcntcr;
liessiand O‘Connor.
Bridgeport. 9; Merlden. 6.
MWDEN. Juno 27.m1n u long-
drawu-out. game in which poor bnso
running, bad errors and heavy hitting
prevailed. llrid rt defeatedMoridcn
and
distilled, their
Pills which,‘ a
papa ti” ht
sepia rig i,
. 1
U”
‘ threo bugs in tho fourth.
Z. Beadiiflli 00m 19
"EYES ;
Every woman likes to have a clear, keen eye and‘the rosy complex-
ion of health. No one likes the dull, heavy eye or the jaundice colored
skin that goes with a Torpid Liver, Cunstipation, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Biiiousncss, etc, that makes so many women look as they
feel, which is not very attractive.
’ Would you, ladies of America, have the rosy checks and .bright
eyes such as the women of England boast? Your English cousinshavc
found the secret of keeping well and looking so. You can too, ii'you I '
Filiiow the US?) (if
their .great, popular remedy ——- Beecham's Pills. Remember that in all
England Beet: sm’s Pills are the universal reliance for all this minOr
illnesses of life. They banish the sallow skin and listless eyef they cure
Indigostion, Consti ation and all troubles due to or inactive liven. Just
notice this yoursei, but better yet,‘ try a box. The repiit'tltion 'of'
Boec’ham’l Pills wuss: made in a day, and if they ‘c‘oilid no’i do at
payout: would soon wane. Third it that lit $efih‘dm‘i
) ‘ mild, give the touch necessary to
gtomsch, Liver, idneys and Nerves: If yéu would
i oagh t cy sue ve
if.
passer: between them. liicrldon's or-
l'or's were costly. The game was
practically t'culurcles‘s. ’l‘bc sooro
by innings:
it. ii. ll).
Bridgeport 0 0 4 i) 0 3 ti 2 0—4.) 12 ll
Meridian 0 ti 1 i ii (i 0 ti l-6 ll ll
Batteries Nichols and lloaulnonl:
Rogers and 'l‘hackora.
New London. 4: Norwich, 2.
NORWICH. June 27.»Aithough out.
played in every respect by Norwich.
Now London won the game horo yos-
terday. 4 to 2. inability to hit with
men on buses was the chici lronblo
with Norwich. Crolius hit for a homo
run in the third and Armbrnster for
With that
exception New hondon did not act a
hit .aiter tho ilrst. when both of Nor
wich's orrors occurred and gave them
two runs. The score by innings:
R. ii iii.
N. London 2 l) (i 2 (i 0 (i ii 0 Mi 3 in
Norwich l) 0 l. (i ii ii i ii li-w-‘J ii 1!
iiuttorios: lining and Armlu'uslor;
lintch and lattimor.
National League.
At New York: -
R. H. 1‘).
Now York 1 2 ti ti -i 0 :l ti x—~- 10 ll 1
ikision ti ii ii 0 ti ti ti 1 2~ 3 ii 5
Ballerina: Amos and llowornlnn and
ilrosnahan; Frasor and Mprnn.
At Chicago:
R. ii. iii.
Chicago 0 2 l i) i 3 ti 2 x—«b 15 l
Cincln. ti ti o i ii 0 ti ti ti~~>l ii I
liultcrics: Wickor and Klimt; Ewing
, and l’hoips.
Al Philadelphia:
R. H. id.
Mina. 0 a o o 1 10 o 1-—»:i s l
, or.
Brig
At Detroit:
R. ii id.
Cleveland ii ii 2 ii i ll 3 ll :i—~-H ill 2!
Doll'oii ti 0 3 i ii i) ii ii l-—— 5 ll 3
l‘inttorios: Monro and licmis; liono-
vnn. lirookmulior and Drill.
other games postponed; ruin.
Williams Donate Wesleyan.
MiiililMOWN, Julie 2ti.~—Williams
defeated Woalcyan yesterday in the
commenccment. baseball game. the
score holng 4 to 3. lint ior lush
cusnblo errors on the part, oi the local
loam they would have won. The game
was witnosscd by a largo commonerL
lncilt crowd.
Heavy Hitters, 4: Tigers. 0.
Tim Heavy iiittcrs boat the Tigers
by ”163 score of four to nothing on tho
So So lot, yostorday nitornodn.
Connecticut League Standing.
Won. host.
1
l
l‘.t‘.
Springiicid. '28 17 .622
Bridgcport, 25 19 .568
Harliortl, 25 20 .556
i llolyokc, 27 22 .5131
i Moridon. 2: 21 .533
‘ New London. 24 22 .523
Norwich, 15 29 .341
.Now llavon. 15 32 .319
i
Standing in National League.
1’ Won. Lost. i‘.(‘..
New York. i-l lo .710
. Philadelphia. 34 24 .586
l’iltshurg, 36 26 .581
Chicago, 37 27 .578
Cincinnati. 33 29 .532
St. Mills, :35 till .410
; Boston, iii 40 .322
‘Brooklyn. 17 45 .274
Standing in American League. .
Won. Lost. i’.C.
Clovoiand. 83 19
.63 h
sinus
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‘ . ... » . ' ’ "l ”i" ,, . ’ .l'“. .. 1» w
t. .fiouth-lfiorwalk. ..Teiephone call .3A9a2... ,
t ‘. Mia-i width: r3“ w, ,2 a ' ‘ ~ . .J. i... ,,
‘ yesterday by the score oi 9 to 6. A lirooklyn 0 ti 1 ii 0 l 0 ii 0- «2 ti 1l(lhicago. 33 20 .tiZd
‘ “i“ " ‘ W ”i“ ‘" strong wind scnt clouds oi dust across liattcrlos: Corridon and liooin; Mc~ Phlludolphia, Ill: 21 MM
311 ews the field. making fast play impossible. lntyre and llergon. Detroit. 27 27 .blili
Odell, oi Bridgeporh was put on tho —-—-—- Hoslon. 28 2G Abii
' bench in the. ilith by Umpire iiorn~ At l‘itlsburg——Rain. New York. 20 30 {.00
uug for calling him a stealer. Both -— Washington, 21 33 tilts
pitchers were wild. issuing eleven irec American League. BL 14min, 21 34 ”333
STAMFORD CRiCKETERS WON.
Norwalk Team Wanted in a Wall-
Played Game on the Bette Field.
. 'l‘ho most cnjoyable crlckot gunle oi
tho season was played on the Bolts
‘iicld. Stamford. Saturday piternoon,
betu'oon the St. Georgc‘s cricket team
lot Norwalk and the local team. There
was not a hitch or dispute throughout
the gamo. The good fellowship of
tho loom was ospoobiily strengthcncd
;by tho nilownnco oia runner for Mc-
;Gill. oi Norwulk. who is u heart-and~
‘soul cricketer, being an elderly man
and lust roiouscd from the hospital
’aitcr a long and serious atiiictlon. it
was dcomod by tho Stamford team
proper to allow iliu sorvice of a run-
nor. ills splendid batting cnabicd
his runner to add uiutcriuiiy to the
Norwalkors‘ scorer ‘vAlcx. Mitchell;
who. in proviousi games. had boon
somowhnt uniortunulo in scoring. took
hourl. and provod himself a cricketor
oi no moan ability. ’l‘ho usual hos
pitaiilics wore bcslowod upon tho visi-
lurk. who returnod, although doicatod.
in tho host or lrlomiship. Below is
tho oiiiciul scorn:
St. George's, Stamford.
NEW lNDUSTRY COMING.
«mm——
Ernest Simone Manufacturing Com-
pany. I’on Cheater. to Have
Branch in Norwlik.
Artur sovoral waits oi negotiation
another industry has (:0an to Nor-
wullt. and al lls start, in a tow days.
and hiuuirod Wolnon and girls will bo
imploytki. ’l‘iw liruort filniunll Mum»
lucturiug (kimpuny, at Port. Chester.
will open u-brnnch in lilo-factory ol
H. M. both & Company. in Fair utrool.
Machiuory will he installed in tho
building this wosk. much oi it balm;
new, and manna conduit .iron\ the inc-
rory in Port (iimslur. where 700 women
have been employed. The company
mutton shoots and pillow canon. 'i’lio
lath Company is to furnish llcht. pow-
or and limit In addition to iloor luau.
Joseph Simona will be in ulnar-ls oi
the Norwallt branch. and hops: to no
able to start. up here by the first at
Augult. . .
m um om WITH out.
Charm Anchorman .oi Bestiary. a
Light. in tile crlrn 1 common pine
court Saturday, in I otiort to mp0
commitment to the onhocticut School
tor boys. U in Danbury. they hand
biin guilty then in. Italian I bloy.
sis and committal in) to the school.
in. defense was but the found the
wheel and took it
advertising it, smileoourt hit him all
with a ilho oi 316.2116» mu.
DROWNID AT MANILA.
John Rania, of No.10 llilm street,
Hartford. was notiflod by tho war do
‘parlmcnl annually that his annual,
a machinists correction instill. haul
service, ind bun drowned ht Kaolin.
No
1 In». itin- lml browser as»
issued: tribe Pm Rim am his
m. tut lint-mm.
.1.
>i >~3‘t.w
hi‘. inr'
iirw of ill, was before Judas John B. at
tbthe intention oili'tlon, from tho
rti'iilh'i oi'titi drmlnimflow .
Exercises Held by shaft and Academic
Oenlorl.
NEW HAVEN. June 27.~Groupod in
semicircles In temporary amphithea-
trcs utter tho usual picturosquo cus-
tom, the Yaio seniors oi tho collage
and Sheffield Scientific departments of
the University, held their class day
‘exorcisos yesterday. 'i‘ho "slicii" so-
.niors assemblcdtiu a a nail amphithe-
atre adjoining the new nuderbilt hull,
while the academic seniors held tholr
excrciaos later in the titty/on the old
campus" . a. '
In addition to thesis exorclsos, the
anniversary oi the Yale law school,
the medical school anniversary, mesh
,lngs of tho law school alumni, and the
' usual. important commencement week
mtentingloi the Yale corporatioii Wi'l'il
interesting events oi the very full pro-
lsrum. Last. evening the Glee (iiub
concert and the senior promcn'udo in
Woolsey Hall were the principal cv-
onts ior most of the senior .
Although the greater ho y at the al-
umni will not arrive probably until
today and yesterday was essentially
devoted to, the, seniors. many o' the
younger Kriltiilaiiiii were early in cvi-
deuce. The campus and sumo of the
business streets were lieuutliully dot-
ted with them, many wearing uniforms
oi striking models. The prize for .bi-
zarre cil‘cct fell to the class oi 1902.
Icadamicul department, who wore a
highland costume, oi whitc skirts with
blue innings. hat to match with bluo
ieaihor suncily sticking out at tho. ioi’t.
side. Two bag pipers were with the
class and will be ravisaturc oi the par-
udo to-Inorrow uttornoon to Yale
Field for the Yale-iianvurd game. The
class of 1899 wore a Japanese costumo
oi flowing blne kimono-like robes with
sampun hats oi straw. other classes
wore white sullorsults, with white
Noriolk Jackets. biuo trimmings. or
white and blue flannel blazers, in
every case the class numerals woro
prominently displayed. The day was a
beginning oi the general handshaking
and raunion festivities which to-mor-
row morning will be in full swing.
At tho Sliciiield Sclontlllc School
class the historian which were all hu~
morons were delivorod ,by Alexander
til. Lawton, 3rd, Savannah, (la; Denna
M. Coenficnnsolacr, ind: George M.
Brown. Xlrwood. Mo; John (1. Mun-
son. Bolloionto, Pm, and Joseph Wash
‘ington. Ja, Washington. Tenn.
A parade about the Shofl‘leid bull.
dings closed the exercises. the class
marching in hood gown behind a band.
\esterdny afternoon the graduating
class of tho acndomlcal department
hold its presentation exercises on tho
old campus. The class oration was
delivered by Arthur McKinstry, oi
-Worcostor. and tho class poem by
James 0. Rogers, of Denver. Only
and history oi the class was road.
sununurizing tho iour yours oi the
class at Yale. Frame C. Brown, of
Columbus delivered it wood good ci~
tom, oroking repeated applause.
'i'ho seniors as usual sat in the cen-
ter of the umphithculrc smoking tho
long slonunod clay pipes that arc lrn
diiionlil tit Yuio. class tiny oxorcisos.
The big moorsobaum class pipe that
holds ball a pound or moro to tobacco
was also nussodirtfin' ono toauother
for a whiff or two. At. tho conclusion
oi tho oxcrcises, tho, class Inarchod lo
the library. where tho class ivy was
planted and the ivy ode-sung. .
The alumni association oi tho law
school mot at 12:30 o'clock for of busi-
ness mooting. iollowcd by a collation.
at which tho spoocbos were matte by a
numbor of graduates. Donn
\ . ,. . - ., -. Henry
:1." 3“;‘;:::::(;:.' 1 HTS," 1': 823? i; Wade Rogors, of tho 1in school, l‘e-
W. iionuhue' b Olivor , ' 9 vlowod tho progrcsu: oi tho, your.
11. Frazov ii Clark ' 0 At. the law school lalor in thc ailer-
i-I \Vhaloli b (‘inriio 4 noon tho 'i‘ownscnd prize speaking
“'3 Williams b 0mm}. 1 contest was bold as part oi the grad.
J. Nclson. h'umm. ' I outing class exercises. Secretary of
.i. Nt‘ifion ii (iiii'i‘ll' 3 War \viiiiflin Fl. Ta“, Lia. i)” deiik’i‘riid
A. Mitcholi b i‘ini'kc. J3 tho addrosa to tho class on tho sub-
“ iionnctl.‘ (. Hm”, I, tilivcr. 11,19” "'l‘liouAdniinistration of tho Crim-
w. rut-o, b not 'i “m! "‘w-
E. Wright. "I" mil. 3 'lho anniversary cxcrcisos of tho
Extras 7. Inodicul school wore hold in (‘ollogo
“ , 7 Slroot llull. whore Abraham Jacobi. iii.
Total i»? 1).. his. 1).. of Philadelphia. tieilv'orcti
'St. George‘s. Norwalk. an utldross on "The Brit oi Therapy.
(‘. Clark, c iinrpor. b Wulmsloy. in “’— '
ii. tlill. c liouubuo, b Donnell. lit 1 QUALITY V8. QUANTWYA i
S. Auhbrook b Wnlmsloy. 3 “rd muscles and strong 1’” y _”’
ii. iioobo. a“ Now," b Wuitnsloy. 4 not. depend on the quantityoi iood you
i“. Sheppard. b \‘i’ninmlov u out. but on its perfect digestion and
J. Smith, run m". " l proper assimilation. When you take
w. Ashlimok, b lionnou, :l K03“ “”9899” ‘3‘“ ”u” ”mm
it. Oliver. "m Um‘ , guts all the nourishment. out oi the
l“. ”a“. c Wright, b "9mm”. o loud you out. It digests what yolreat
A. "whee. h wuh,mey_ l regardless of the. condition oi :Vthc
_,_ Whilloy, h Wuluisloy. o stomach and conveys the nutrient ro
mm", .; partial! to the blood and tissues. , is
’ W builds up and strcutthens the e tlro
Tnm' 43 system. Kodoi euros indigestion. ya:
pepsin, Batching, Sour Stomach. Weak
Honrl, etc. Sold by The Cliiiord
Pharmacy. ‘ u
w.
some FOR UNCLE 3AM.
An Agent to Tour the World In Search
of Good Mitotic".
WASHINGTON. Juno 27.-Secrolary
Wilson has decided to aid and abut the
porpotupatiou of the American goat
inks. ilo has set aside a generourl
part oi tho dopartmcnt's rexillllr an-
nual appropriation to provide ior nond-
ing an export goat man urmmd the
world in search at line mail“ The
aim is to not nillch goats which Mr.
Wilson in convinced would be a. great
help to the Door oi the large cities who
are, not. able to get good milk and
cannot allot-d to keep a cow. -
The secretary will buy 100 miich
urged Mr. Wilson to introduce snitch
ms in the interest offload who do—
Ilr onward wholopmmilk wright.
is and, invalid». The. .inct' that
tr imam: are himm‘it polygamy
in it PM“ l.‘l‘m .
lit. Wilson as Melt-at to 112900111de
the course be it“ h . '
in, in it- tormon "
sanction. Thou '
and. is; to it
sndtriendl. " lion i-illii con-nth on
in its lint I .” writes Wm. yarn.
or dnrtm.-M ., "otter trying ditto-silt
medicines and a doctor in vain. i
at last took Dr. lug’u New Discovery.
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
Prompt Nile! and sure hurt for
\‘W‘iflbfluoidl. sore throat, Monolith
a 6‘ tMi ‘I
bananas;
wanna. an; aim $1.001 ‘
W to... 11““ *r
lively «it.
. lost
go tn. Ho upootl to get spoolmons
at o Malta-o. 8w ,. anisii. bath.
and African goat idiom diam ,
sag.
TUESDAY. JUNE 27.19%... ‘2 . -.
.h‘
Bridgeport Adi/”rill
.... 4.
.ll.‘
s chi?
'The D. M
The June Sale
(.lcriuuslius at. about ouc-llal‘t'
Salc will be not a \\'ilil bcliintl
is tail-on up with tho display.
aim.
of thc scnsililc kind to wcai'
waist suits, otlu-rs a mass of
mcr drosscs.
prcity motlcls. some of them
slccvcs. all ti'iinnicli with iiit‘t‘
ribbons.
.-\ special in Naiiisook (.i
suitalilo for missus, very daini
siylo many people likc. at 10
A Stylish
Au cxtrcmcly stylish sum
also a 3~inch drop rui'llc of t
bottom, and is vcry stylish. i
\\'c liavc cvcrytliing,‘r to
Vudor and Bamboo Screens.
lows.
The D. 'Wfiead COT.
[oi-lo, Drops and Soothing
" ,; J _ v
Gauguin:
1 21‘". ‘tl. ' l
m the
M‘IMOIM‘HPIRINTINDINT 0F
' A sci-loom OUT.
« lMliiitlDIilN. Juno 27.-’i‘he board at
causation last evening accepted tho
resignation oi Superintendent oi
Iohoolp A. H. Mather. who has held
tho position since 1899. A subplots
Whation'ot thovbiorldcn school
system in obnlomplstod.
Trina .. '
PHltYOlclANI “RATIO
. HlM Wi‘i’HOUT suocss.
W. i... Yancy. Pallucahrxy" writer:
"i had a severe assent kidney disease
and three of the host physicians in
Kentucky, trotted out wltiiout suction.
t then tacitrolcy‘e Kidney euro. 'l‘h
Inobottlodcyoimtmrsmt A
t million iMi‘Mamnw
1th”: 4 i!
join at Plume“ Drill
This Sale. nlrcady in pl'
.'\ sprcial lino oi oxtra sizcs in Lawn Gowns, low ncckcd
.- \ - ‘
and \\liil short slocrcs. lino for summer wear. 59c ’t‘ltt‘il.
‘ l
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which his boss:
in use for over 80 years, has borne the signaturo, d
and hasbeon made under his pen-
soual supervision since its mow.
, Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Justus-good“ are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho'hoalth of
inmate md Children—Experience against‘ Experiment.
. Wham pits-roam
antorIn is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pm.-
.L......._....
pier-
“1"
rat-‘7‘
. Read Co. »
Enablh/icd 1857.
Undermuslln$.~..i. . l ‘
ogrcss. includes Sample Unr W
their regular value, some of
lilt‘lli :l lililc inussod lu-causc thcy liavc bccn handled. Our
Juno Sales arc always satisfactory bccansc the opportunity ‘
is girl-u to obtain uudorgarillcnts of superior quality at low-
cr than the inarkot \‘liillt‘. lrlllmlrcds oi womt’n anticipate
tilt-so cvcuts and wait for them, oitcn laying in :i 51(le 0i .
nccdiul articlos to last for tho next six months. This Juni-
the others. Much extra space
Extra snlospcoplc will hr in
attcutlaucc in orilor to help you makc sclcciious and find
'l‘hcrc is a wry largo assortmcut of Longr Skirts. some
with walking skirts and shirt
dainty ilounccs, tlccp ctnbroiw
dcry and law, appropriate for cvcning gmvns and light stutt-
.v\ rolloction of Naiusook Nightgmvns in a variety of
low ncckod and with elbow
and clubroitlcry and run with
owns, small sizcs, 13 and 14.
y. ()5 and 9&2
A spcrial in small i‘orscl (favors, size 3:}. high necked, ti
and too each.
;\ special in llrawcrs with Frcnch onibroidcry, at 25c.
Muslin L'ndcrwcar Section, first floor.
Petticoat.
mcr l”ctticoat is of black high
lustrc uialcrial, tho body sliapcd and iitlod, having a 21—inch
accorlloou plaitcd ilonncc. Addod to this dccp circular plait-
ing is a 5-inch bins rnilic cdgcd with ilClliSlilCiiing. Tlicre is
ho same material. This Skirt
nizulc in a wry supcrior way. mcasurcs 53.»; yards around the
‘rico $1.25.
Undcrskirt Scctiou. lowcr floor.
ti.
nmko tho porch cmufortablc.
l'iammocks. Rockcrs and PH-
0
Syrups. It in Pleasant. It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Nnrootio
substance. Its no is its guarantee. It destroyu'Wormn
and allay: Foverislmeu. It. cures Diarrhoea and. Wind.
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Elatulenoy. It assimilates the Food, reprints: the
Stomach and Bowen, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Childronts Puma-Tho Mother's Friends:
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BRIDGEPORT. June 27—1119 eighth
annual convention obths First (litho-
1ic Slovenian Laure-t Union oitit titli-
tud States opened, yesterday“, a“
John's Nsoumauck. jib/0.: Church;
where Rev. Father Kassuilto OHM -
the opening prawn, Agile! thumps
pointment of a or built], committal
by Prouldsnt Annio . drew. “€401th
land. Ohio, the demolition hummus
until v‘iata yesterday ' “suing; 39!“
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Norwalk Chronicler