'“ ”i' "mallllcni'fiducaim
‘ tom the Commit-
.» '1 ».
m -
M ii mines: edncutors appear.
~ committee on education
. to favor the till
d , public lchopi Noll.
:‘Vfltzmelr’s stunning in
111111 . The 11111 provid-
stroll appropriate ”1
start i'und s 111111 of
‘ the amount center
for that pimp
- aided by D. D Lambert of
yen, that of the 4.000 or male
. gusts perhaps .1 500
» has a participant under
the flint oi the your, and as
vital tax tel each teacher
Emblems- 5» would
' [11100190 by" the state
will inercase on the
_, progress. Mr. mbert thought
the state coulda 0rd that much
, for the purpose of caring for Its
and nutty teachers
, " W L. Phillips also of New Ha~
, “I It strong speech ill favor of
033. buying that there was no class
1 so poorly paid or so deserv-
1b He said he
how the people of the state would
' 00m to do cvelything possible
“130%“! teacher: and that they
Id be randy to pay what increased
taxes were necessary to support the
W Graves. of New Haven
' Col. 0 w Pickett, William 11 11:11:11
119.0. 60 the New liltvcll High School.
Waiter Leigh. Senator Bialleslee, SL
" notor- Homsrl, Robert French, all of
' New Emma and Chaplain Doolittle o'f
' “In house. and others strongly urged
' the plunge of the measure. ,.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW
We are pleased to announce that.
FOIBy's Honey and Tar for coughs,
mills and lung troubles is not “acted
by the National Furs Food and Drug
l aw as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs and we recommend It
as a. Ellie remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted' 5 Drug Stone and Plut-
1191- 11. Bradley. *
BIG'LOSS FROM FREIGHT TRADE.
ST. JOHN. N. 11., lllurch ill-A loss
of winter tlllde fol this port amount-
ing to millions of dollars Ill value has
been caused. it is clllllficd, by the
freight blockade. ill the west'. 'l‘wo sull-
ings by the Donaldson Lille of steam-
ers have been cancelled for this month.
and the turbine steamers of tho Allnll
Linc' hfiv'c,' been withdrawn from this
route. largely, it, in said, on account oi"
the scarcity of freight from the West.
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
‘ rino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
' the liver and thoroughly cleanses
Ill ‘0111 and clears the complexion
1 mild and pleasant, and does
be or sicken. Orino is much
or to pills. aperlent waters and
idinsry cathartics as it does not
[std the stomach and bowels
”stews Drug Store and Pintncr
"dley. . '
‘EW CANADIAN TARIFF PASSES.
' .O'PTA'WA. 011t.. March Ill—Tile
mew Canadian tarill‘ passed 111.1 com-
” mitten of the house last night The
opposition made 11 strong llppcul for n
» still higher duty on boots and shoes,
lingo quantities of which are imported
the United States. The govern
“183 however, declined to make ally
'- change in the 30 per cent l'ate decid
0 upon. Tile old tariff was 25 per
Munch 13 ~A' large 0‘9
mason it'illc pouvmvlom
~ ann Waller Page Delivers In Inten-
Wm... "will! 000M":
PITTSBURG, Pa” March 12. wFol-
lowing is an abstract of the address of
homo Waller Puke, delivered at tile
MW
We
Vital interest to every citizen and l.'
n rnagniurde which almost stag, ,
the fluctuation. The office: 00 public
roads. which i have the honor to re-
present. incl noel-I1 completed 111 hr.
\estigation which develops the fact
that we have applloxillnrtoiy two and
a half million miles of public roads
In the United States.
“0111' investigation has further been
developed by the fact that less than
1111 pcl c1111. of these two and a half
million miles of road are improved
by a surfacing of hard material so
that the tllsk that is before the Amer~
icon people Is such as to give ample
room for the efforts of the individual
citizen, the local official. the state and
the national sovrrnment. The Ameri-
can Road Makers Association is no-
idll growing to be an organization
which will do much for the states."
Ml. Page then told of the organiza-
tion. its methods and routine work
and emphasized in closing what he
termed the most important mission of
the office of public roads. 011 this
point he said:-
“We have urged the [ms-age oi‘ stl'lte
old inws into number of specific In-
stances. land have given fully and
freely our time and cxpcrieuco and
required information in the effort to
aid legislcdon do the vu'ious states to
frame suitable road laws. We hope
in wooded 1'11 partly mitigating the
deplorable conditions due to Incorrect
methods of road construction; to on-
able legislators. by placing proper in'
formation before them to improve ex-
biting legislation but we can never
hope to entirely drilo ollt inoclroct
methods. wasteful extravagance. un-
suitable laws. and inudequate objec-
lion until every state is organized and
the spirit of cooperation is the main
factor in all our cndcul 011s "
YALE LECTURE ANNOUNCED.
NEW HAVEN, March 13. d’i‘hc illi-
houncem‘ent is made at Yale Univcl.
sity tilnt Prof. William Butcson pro
lessor of zoology at St Johns College
Cambridge University England, will
.00 the’fiillhnan lecturer {1111907,1111:
course being of u scientific character
lluril‘lg'the month of October. This
lccturcsl‘lip was founded by the will of
the." lute Augustus Ely Sillimnn, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. 'l‘he'liul'vurd lecture
intruded two yearsngo by'ull nnouy-
,mous rudunte of Harvard will be tlc~
livcre, on April III by Prof. Abbott
Lawrence Unveil, professor or science
of government at Harvard University.
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue young in health and
strength. do as Mrs. N. ll‘. Rowan. Mc-
Donough. 011.. did. She says: “Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me to
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated wflth sigh on tunhealthy
(ligand of t all this iny skin
lrn c 1' 1‘1“... “grind. 1 11111 now prrlc-
tically 20 years younger than before I
took Electric Bitters. I can now "do
1111 my work with ease and assist 1'11
my husband's store." Gllnrnlltccd at
F. H. ~Fll'1'xtcr's.‘ Smith Norwalk, 'and
E. 1’. Weeds, Norwhlk, drug'istorcs.
Price 50c. "
ARCHIE RECOVERING NICELY.
" WASHINGTON. Mulch 132-910 was
stated all the White? Hoilse thistvr'lorn-
1ng that Archie Reese-Volt, had argued
night and that, he is marking steady
progress toward recovery. After his
morning visit Dl'."Rlxcy said that 11
continuance ott’thb, present rate of
progress would'ellable' Archie to' be
out ill 11 week or ten (11118.
M
w"-. .»
Gilt;
. «fl
r‘t‘ '
lll'fili ‘,
Falr
|:> €3lI- lEllr1%
We live by the 3111 we give.
l.‘
a:lrllg:
Bargains that 'agimllll stun and, surprise oldie
bonol at: this
ladies" and I‘llsses Suns Coats, Skits Waisis
and Millinélu lit less llihn hail-price.
“ Attend this Sale 00001090 Div We l’lalfo on 5er bargains
)1"; 1.0 I
Ioa
l
i
Mrs. W. 1‘: Burns. of Memphis,
Tenn. who is national press corres-
ponde'nt of the W. R. 0.. writes: 'I
lcaugilt a severelcold which it secured
iimpossible for me to get rid of.
...lllln;fllllu‘1llls suns
Connecticut Titanic. Compa-
nies Wore Hard Hit by San
Francisco Disaster
' 1v
HARTFORD. March 13. will round
figures fire Insurance companies 01'-
ganized in the store paid out eighteen
millions of dollars as their share of
irlsurnace reimbursement to property
holders 111 San Francisco becaulebf
the ,xreat disaster in April of 1113
year. becoming to the report made by
Insurance Commissioner- Theron Up-
son to the govcrrfin- today. He also
adds, in this connection, that all the
companion are still in sound financial
condition with no doubt of their ability-
to protect their policy holders .tllc
lbocalne much rundown. inst lily-appe-
tite and flesh and felt nervous and ir- .
ritullle. Vinol was Wreoomlnendcd and:
certainly worked wonders for me; it
increased llly illillt'tiie. and curedm
cough and nervousness. 1 consider
Vino] a wonderful remedy. "
One of the proprietors of the (lilt-
ord Pharmacy says: “Many people
ght here in South Norwaik are ill
just h ' condition-«111 run-down.
hardly '11 he to drug about. don‘t-know
what ails them. This is probably caus-
ed by a cold or cough which is hard
to cure. ovorwurit or too close conflue-
mellt ,to business. and such' people
need Villol."
Vinoi'ls not ll patent medicine. but
contains the medicinal curative ole.
lnonts found in fl'csh-cods‘ livers. with
all the llsoier: 15 oil eliminated and ' tonic
iron added.
We asklfi'uell'l',l111»dowu lll~l‘.vou:l dc-
bilitatlnl aged or weak person in
South Norwnlk. and every pcrsml out
fering from stubborn colds. hanging-
on coughs. bronchitis or incipient con-
sumption to try Iilloi on our guaran-
too. It costs nothing if it. fails to givr
satisfaction. The ~tlliillord Pharmacy.
Note—While we are solo agents for
Vino] in South Norwnlk. it is now for
solo at the leading drug store ill
nearly every town and city ill the
country. Look for tile Vlrloi agency in
your town.
i
DISPUTE OVER APPROPRIATIONS
HARTFORD, Mill‘cil 13-—Wllell ‘ lill'co.
matters pertaining to appropriations
come before the House yesterday
there was 11 sharp dob ate {0’59“ cd by
the sending of two resolution to Illiiiitl
appropriations to supph tiDiit‘lGilt‘it‘S
Ill depUtmeutll for the fiscal year end
ing next September and for the regu
lul' uppl'opl'intlorls for the coming two
years ill the executive and lldllrinis-
trutlvc depllrtnlcnts to,tllc foot of the
calendar and the laying on the table
of the resolution to psyil. W. Morrin
son 8250 for Indexing" the bills.
~Most dit- 'flglll'lng skin eruptions.
scrotum pilllplcs rushes. etc. are due
to impure blood Burdock Blood Bit
tors Is a cleansing blood tonic. Million
vou clcul' eyed. cicul'-lll'uinod._ clear-
sklnn'ed'. ' '
W
ALLEGED sdnGLAhs ARRESTED.
NEW HAVEN. March 13.-hocu.i de-
tectives assisted by it number of rail-
road detectives hero made a raid upon
11. large lodging house in Wooster
street. l'l,'sil'l'll:1,\', arresting eleven men
out of about l-iO persons ill the house.
of whom Si‘Vt‘ii‘li :11 least lilt' summed.
to be ploicssimlnl burglars and solo
lll‘éakcls
To remove it Cough you must get at
tile cold which causes the cough
'~l‘liere is nothing so good for this as
Kohnedys laxative Cough Sy,rllp ’I‘he
Iltnlili coldll'elief that is most quilll'lly
cii‘cetivc, tllnt stills and (pilots the
cough and drives out the cold. Sold
: by gmpfliiifprdld’lmrmocy and The
'2 3
' . of the office ill IST‘L
111-4,51 11 1:; m1
WWO
. Ium receipts of which 11m
_ chi i111 ltuliurl.
' - of' Maine Is receil'ilti'g fresh impetus.
Also 1113.sz Rich S. lilCt‘S Creamy Layer 611110
ASK Your (tlroccr Form 9
country over. a record unrivalled in
the history of fire insurance lie also
points out as another source of non-
glntuiation. that of all the companies
of other states licensed to do busineas'
here. {our 'only went Into receiver”
'Ilauds by reason of the disaster.
The past year has been a prosperous
one for Connecticut companies, if lig-
uros of business done 'ure competent.
evidence. For the your the increase
in amount of’risks.‘written in Conneo
ticut, was more than it millions over
the your before; bringing't‘he total out
standing 111.- “011,600,128 on which
pmnlunls amounting to $4 055 868
Wore paid. an increase of 0110. 357 over
the year before. these amounts being
distributed among the 150 commutes
doing business Indus state. on in-
crease of is for the your. 1019 losses
incurred witilin' tho, state for the your
were 01.569.519. 1111 increase of twirl
rliil. while the losses paid wero'tlfim.
0:14, an Increase- 'll'éli'aylllmlud of $103.
168 as compared widl the previous
tour.
Of those figures the. seven C'Lmuec
tlcut stock companies did 11.111.111.111.
which totalled $77m8l47111199 ling
in premiums 0766.70 1 while the flesh
mutual corllpullios wrote 837. 206 085 in
11111121 for $293,340 111 {11131111111113.4119
total for the twa forms of ooln‘plnieu
being slightly over If“ mlllldm of
business as compared w Ill 286 millions
odd done by 120 outside coulpallies.
011 the other hand the thlrtfi' Connec-
ticut companies paid ‘out 3.188. 089 ill
losses as against “132. 866 paid out
by the foreign companies.
ill the broader held at the world the
li’O colllpallios doing business ill ”I“
stale hul‘c risks in the billion dollar
column the total risks outxiandl ‘51.; at
the end of the war being $1.“) 721020.-
"98.11 not increase 0\'(‘i 1901'. Mm: 011?,-
771.6l4. with $225310.949 us the
amount of losses paid. an Increase for
the year or $125,304.979. OI those
illllnmlsc totals the seven Connecticut
stock companies llrlll ill rinks $4.694.—
086.06? and mild I11 losses $312,343.78],
While the fifteen llllltulll companies
Ilnd $103,481.1161l to risks and paid
5151.638 ill losses for the your.
’1' During the your ”IO 1le Increase ill
(‘tilllllilllit‘ti admitted to do lulslucsx
w s 14 the total rllll'llber being 15:: of
1101 ch three do muting insurance. The
22 Connecticut coulprulllls llllvc assets
of over 61 millions and a surplus over
liabilities of over it millions Their
assets include. omr'fl ve' millions in
reallelitatfe. mortgnge'loumx and loans“
on «0113191111.: with 40 {INWlit'rfls ‘ 411“:
Stocks find' ‘b’bnds. 6091" $050 000 ";"In
rl‘tidy' 0111101 and over 36 700.000 Ilt‘fltllé
.cl'hnrnls or rlsslets‘ ~ . ‘1'“ ~ ‘
-'i‘hc commissioners analysis of fill:-
l'lros mfillnliftéll by the 111116111. com:
ponies 1.11611». rt their fielding with
linlner'lsc sll‘llll-lx its continued with
1905. he shows that lbttl‘ll'ltss‘cts lil-
creased over four 'rliilliolls' null liabil-
lites including statutory deposit (51191
'39 millions while the sill-pills ‘11s corr-
coins policy Ilohlerddiecl‘énstd 27 lui|4
lions. Oh the div Idblrd side Connecé
ticui' stock companies paid out $1.— ‘
190.610.01' $400 000 less than last year
and hilltiihl companies $381,1'Vit'h no
figures given for last year;
- . tax commissioner's ~ofilc“e~’re-
cci’pts for 1906 were $140. 301 lvl'liieithc'
total disburSemcnrs Wore $263010. leav~
IN! a surplus of Silt II] There were
collected $11008"liy 1.111s.» on 111-91w
911111, $56212
cable from 111-1‘. lhllill‘alice companies,
$49 434 from life Insurance} companies
, and $1,832 from miscellaneous colu~
panics
in the expense account or the 0ch
$19,880 'is credited to snlnl'ies and
clerical hire Since the establishment
the surplus of
receipts ovr r expenses 'trmounts to
. $1.42 S, 070.
-TR'lAL FOR KILLING WOMAN.
PUTNAM March 13 .‘v—Ale‘k. l’i‘odes-
of Willinlnsviilc, Who
.0100 and mum M13111 chlorine wull
. wlionl' lie" lived“ out" of wedlock 011
' 'I‘Iruulttigiving"dny last“ was plhced on
. , 111111" fl'lr Iliitll‘dbr' til ’ili'o first, degree,
1 before Judge' Reed 'In 1
County Superior Court ' 1'0.
1..___~...:L;L_...L._..l...
HAR'E INDUSTRY THRIVINO.
JBANGOR. M" Mitre“ 13 “With the
approach of Easter the flare indurltry
, 1
it is estimiitéd" this! bile". 1111111011 dead
' .;ll_ai'es 'nr‘e shipped I'ro this [state évery
Year for the Bordon and New York
markets. Hunters receive fire cents
11 head for every h 19 united“, and de-
livered at sill pin": " “'
1111 built 1 lasso ~
Send your grocer‘ s nmiic,
in return we will send you FREE the. 00W. .9
Gammon s yqootcr 90.. 11111.. in smut! g1: "New 1(ch copy 11 , ,
.flp W’l} £3241. $12,331
'l'lll'r and silo- responds to his illilltnn-
- sequences of tho defaulter’s acts and
enables the bunker to run for tile gov~ ,
He is about: .-
. THE cross or: OUfl SEMI-ANNUAL MILL END ‘AIN‘o SURPLUS
'W‘ 50 Buy 11'. Moire. and So 6000?”.
Llellclous Lemon undo; Of
All 1‘ isvorsw- In
“ ‘ Sill [Ill
Noted A-‘rilloriiy'vrvdlvcs Advice
to Preveni'tlllll Relieve
Catarrll oIAlI
Kinds ,
Unless all signs fall, this will prove
a. hard season for those who "al'e'slrlr
icct to catal'lhnl disease. ,‘
The coming months will be a bar-
vest for the dectors and patent. medi-
cine manufacturers unless great care
is taken to dress warm and keep the
feat ("Wt .
This is the advice of a welbllnowrl
authority and should be hccdod
by all who are subject to rheumatism,
kidney and bladder troubles and espe-
cially catsrrh. While the latter is con-
sidered by most sufferers all incura-
ble disease. there are few men or, worn-
on who will fall to experience great
relief from the following simple home
prescription. and it tallen in time it
will prevent an attack of cutarl'll 11111
11111 the entire season.
Here is the preseription Which any
one can mill: Fluid Eiirhct Dandelion
one. half ounce Combo
ounce Compound S: pfisrsapul'Illll
three ounces. Shake well in n bottle
and use in teaspoontul set: after each
meal 11nd again at bout me
These are mostly vegetable Ingre-
dicnts and can be obtained from any
good prescription pharmacy llt small
cost. .
The Compound Klingon in this pro-
scription acts directly upon the eilmi
native. tissues of the kidneys to make
them dilemma strain from the blood.
the‘ poisons that produce all forms or
cutlrl'l'hlll affections. Relief is often
felt oven litter the first few doses. and
it Is seldom that. the sufferer ever ox-
porlcnccs 11 return attack within the
year.
This prescription million a. splendid
remedy for all forms of blood disor
dcrs and such symptoms as lame bitch,
bladder weaknesses and rhenlnatislll
pains are entirely dispelled.
All this vnllluble prescription comes
flmn ll thoroughly reliable source. it
should be heeded by evely nfllictcd
l'.eudor .
POPULAR A'M'osaul‘é‘NTs.
A'l‘ PINEY RIDGE.
AI l’illey Ridge.~thili Higgins' Tell-
llcssbe mlnance, will' be given at.
This play bus to a remarkable degree
11 strong expression of that chivalrie
spirit of the South that makes it the
land of love and adventure. The plot
is under way when the curtain rises
and Interest is fixed at tlltl'nutsct. The
cashier ill the bunk established by up
old Confederate soldier is about to
be the son of his- old companion ill
but .nueultul'ed lyonnz fellow .llppenrs
inltho scene. He tolls ill lovo with
our... Then 11 former slaw woman of
tho i'mrrily,--io only out it scheme of
'ro'veugc. declares thlltthc hero is her
iron. This builts the marriage of tho
blurker's- daughter and tho liero and
her plan seems to work all light..- Willie
Ito ill the mountains the cashier runs
across the daughter of a poor quotin-
"linear and betrays herl showvill not:
reveal his name and so the rascal zoos
(me. But 'Ilervwrecks lthe bonlc,landv,.i8.
forced to get away. The. hero by his
money saves the bank frorn the con-1
cl'norslllp and be elected.
to leave the country because themld
slave's story: In fiolrernlly l hellove'd
when he finds the costlier. now a (ugh
lillc, ill his house; onight. and by a
colll'bimltlon 011 ct standouts sblc
to prove mobile is whine 111811 until
the cashier the soil of: 9. slave. .Oulll
oilthls set oil'lucidal'lts-wa strong. play
lists been 51111; together. smile challhnicr
touches ling true and itslcomod'ypw
thbs and diurnal have been .0118"
enbugll combiner to. give lAtl lf’inoy'
Ridges seven years of. success with n.
likelihood of many years more income
The present company Is a good one
and is bended by idiom! Kiuziel and
the play is presentéd under the dime-
tion of the author. .5. new lecture is
the Clluttunoogo' ll omens who op-
pour: in songs; cord 1; notorious l'lllu5i"
Cit] interludes. , -
AMERICAN vim (1.111211 (.10
l
‘ 1111111111 originclpidexs. new and hovel; .
l‘nl 00110001101121» Indu- phobogm'plt'ienllyl :5
Perfect. l'l‘heir exhibitions are select-l
'dllihmce the very latest: lot Viteg'rnph.
this and commons: "Two hours credo.
notation and wholesome fun with each
sgement. New illustroted songs.
11 Knrgou one "
lloyi's 'i‘llclltl'e. Thursday, March 14. ,
marry his daughter and is supposed to, ,
Aims IIOWvIOIlg dull. .’I‘he hero. it rich '
The American! Vitagrs‘ph flo.‘ is 111m 15.1 1311.3
in: .wlth'roarefuIr-discrimlnatidn-iati to .
vtn'iety and the popular dominion. Ind. ,
hits and the endam at European unveil.
"lit... «
The Spring Shift" Waists.
Tailored and Lingerie Effects.
’lIle variciv in W aists will surprise everyone. From
the plain. mannisil Linens to the elaborate Lillgcrics, which
are a mass of tucking. lace, and embroidery, there is novelty
unlimited. - ‘
Plain Linens. tucked and pinitcd 0 »
Lingerie Waists with either long or hiluit SiL‘C\ cs.
Fancy Novelties to wear with jumper frorks.
A11 cxtcrrsile line of Lawn {111d Batiste Waists, produc—
tions of the best makers, in fancy or tailored effects, $1.00
and up. ' ' ' ’
i.
:i'
i
1
"Some Silk Petticoats.
As regards style and material for 1907 fancy runs riot
in the reallll of Silk Petticoats. And what is comforting to
all women is that the new soft rustling Tai’ictas are more
durable than of old ‘Vtc offer two fine specials:
Colored and Changeabies, plaitcd and ruched iiOllllCL‘S,
deep and graceful, worth ordinarily $12. for $8.98.
Black ‘and Colored Tadetas. new shades, $4.98.
Grey, for Hosiery
(iray appears prominent ill the Splill" styles in Iiosiery.
Evidently to correspond with the light gowns, and you see
the dmuticst gray Stockings with instep embroidery 111 pink.
blue ilciioimpc, and white. \iso with elaborate Incc work
to the boot top. "
Veiling Hose. the weave like a fine voile, il: dots and
plaids (ffilvirite pndvgrdyg'vcry attractive.
ll
' o . o - -.
Spring Tallored Gowns.
“ For the woman who wants a serviceable yct Slyi‘iSii
Street cos-tunic. the light checks and narrow stripes are ccr-
thin to prove very satisfactory The little coats are bccom~
From
lug. bcing' scmi— Lfiticti, and llciiilc plain or fanciful.
$18.50 to $35.00. ~
\\ c assure :1 perfect fit for the price of the suit, the cus~
tom of selling remaining the same as in previous years. ‘1
.
SALE LEAVES SOME GOODS iN BROKEN LINE-8 THAT WE PREFER
H‘ 1
1w 3..“
,.
To SACHIFICE 'oN THAN To I301 INTO REGULAR crock
. we lows PUT A 'S'I’ILL LOWER 'THAN SALE PRICE 791'; THESE.
ANPf'DDE'D ‘ro THEM ooo' LOTS snort REGULARSTOCK AND AS A
simmer; SALE 91:an sTlLl. GREATER BARGAINS FOR'THE usxT
WEEK. _ . . _ ..
A8 THESE LoTs ARE ALL SM ALL EARLY ATTENDANTS WILL
GET THE BEST VALUES. '
3
3.. «WASHINGTON. ST.
SOUTH NORwALK. com.
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Telephone
Hoyt's' Theatlo 0011111un 1111'“. ,
. 'l'l'c
M's‘wsn‘ ~ :21."
3h. 5'; ,
tiers
if ire doés not “live .9
0110." ll.
g, lMiik'e. 'i
El“ filings rind
Boole-n lt-' -,s worth
Many Other
Desserts. ' '
{in this package '
having!
H.m,1
l‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler