wlnyns and plum right. .
the time to have your Shlgbn repaired and pointed.
‘ Horse Good: and Home» Rebuilding.
‘ ,- HORSE CLIPPING.
”Edith" Tires {ml-bod for pi volliclu. "' ' .
Lo
,. V ; chnnmnon BUILbEh‘AND DEALER.
Nonhll‘lr yum. - 4v ‘ , ”South Norwaik.
Now to
Mt
Yard Pea Coal $4.50. No,2Nut Coal $5
j Ear. Store and Nut Cir-1.56.50.
, , Delivered in the cellar.
Cgiefillu screened. Free from slate.
, Best qualilu.
,Rjyaymond Bros.
I Meat Specials
5E
w....~.....¢._ Mwwwm-a.“ m — WW“-..—
ROAST PORK, - 120 lb.
" -;' FORE 0F LAMBS. - 12c lb.
‘ 1' CANNED TOMATOES, - .10c
CANNED CORN, - - 10c
me: . NEWPICKLES. ‘ - lilcdoz. . i .,
. , if]; Jo We DODGE,’ by;
22 wAanlnoron eraser. sourn NORWALK. WM”-
._......,... ”mm...“— "a...
3hr. Tarts Chair 23 Suit tinned,
33 scorn MAIN 81".. so. nothLK
I .
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Everything must go, as we do not carry over from One season to an
other. so we cut the prices right and left. Come and be convinced. .
, Ladico' Suite. Coats. Skirts, Waioto, Furs, Fur-lined Coato, Russian
Pony Coato, Nemo Cornet. and Petticoats.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
515 Main 3b. STAMFORD.
_ ’ _ Mm - 5-
. a ”it. Q, .
I THAT'S
01 , ’ ALL.
TRY A'TON,
HARRIS & GANS- CO.
TELEPHONE? 450. . 68 WATER sv.
THE HATCH co..-
, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
' from a Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL. foot of Marshall Street. , Tel. 40.3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. l’ol. 40-2.
The use in home» of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs. in rapidly increasing. '
The reasons are: ’ ist, it. adds greatly to the uppenrnnce of a room.
2nd, it is early to churn and keep clean. :lril.'it. is much cheaper in the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We hove n large and vuried ntoclt of Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartered
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. “A hint to the wise in sufficient."
3PECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. Asupcrior brand of ready made,
.
33 52.: Main 81-. SOUTH NORWALK.
NONE
BETTER.
up-todate
“billing. Wan-union for eight your-hem without repairs or attention of
any kind.
it lo also a good substitute for oilcloth on a floor covering.
‘ nor STUFF.
’ Hazelton Goal
The place to get it'ls at
l
COo s, I
B. Hershiield & Son
.
mm
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The
TEL. 294.
Watch out ”What” “For Sale”, and "To
Let” column for bargains.
' “ it". mount.
tannin. -.
in than. loo.
, r Julio.
awn“, 1hr
Wannabe“
4
[*5 11‘! iii. .‘uAUCl.
RUUHAR'S .
i
l
rummaging
it. i r’utlslttory,
hero ovcry confidence in it.
‘ ' younoibow, ready; to erve you at any
- one. When urn” are wanted call u ,
low—c Wei-nu promptly delim- VII
. you need.
nvest .Your Money 6
so that it Will pay you a veal
"REAL ESTATE is the foundation of
all prosperity and national greatness.”
Never was thin more appreciated or
the wisdom of‘viuilleloub Investment in
real entn more apparent than now. .
Look orthe into transactions in
New York Realty and Wu will m that.
the conservative inventors are turning
from Wall street to Real Estate invest-
ments. —
GUARANTEED SIX PER CENT.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN-
l
.thc full profits derived from handling
ceptlonally good yield with all the
ERS' COMPANY one? to churn with
Itcnl Estate on the Astor plan.
' This is an unusual opportunity to
resuentlnlc of it Info and conservative
in-
you either nix per cent. guaranteed or
secure an investment combining on ex.
,investment, and we invite your
. ‘ quirlos.
R, L. COBURN, General Agont,
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.
{ When vo- Have,
Become Tired
of Enamel-Ware, for cooking,
try a “Lidney Hollow Wore"
Cast Iron Pot or
Skillet !
You will not be troubled with
any linking all of poison-
ed enamel. ,
Charles E. Dov,
nnnownns.
112 wnontno'ron "new.
Phone 001.
7 “run, new 0
o ' ' O
Hotel Vlctorla.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room: a special nature. Bot
and Electric Light. throughout Ev.
ory room bolted. ‘ t
RATES REASONABLE. .
Finely otdokod Cafe in connection.
A full line of imported A , includ-
ing the tantalum-Haws, Bu torn: and
Bass 0; Colo Stout. always on draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Tolephono Coll. 290—2.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN ‘&
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
rm: new. no
‘ in an»: January o, «no.
'so. NORWALK TO new vonlt.’
A. lid—12:53:, 632:. 3:411,
6:16, 6:50x, 6:56, 7:5“, 8:16], ”0k,
9:3”, (H53, 10:55x, 11:22:.
P. M.——18;51x, 1:10, 2:512, 8:37,
3: pix, 5:09x,_,5:ll7, bzblx, 6:37, 6:61x,
7:1llx, 7zfilx, 9:53, 10:32; 1:49! to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. 0.,
does not stop at New York.
sundoy.
A. Win—12:53:, 6:123, 6:413, 8:57,
9:401.
rt)!
5:5”, 7:13, 7:51x, 9:53x, 10:23.
80. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-——12:illi, 1:14. lzlliix. 6:18, 7:25,
8:25, ll:.illx, 102171;, 11:08:, 11:45.
P. M.-12l033, 1:16, 3:10x, 3123:,
8:58; 9:21, 11:21; to Bridgeport only,
2:42 and 1:25.
, “Mayo. ,
A. Ida-12:08, 1:14, 1253!, 7:89, 0:10,
10:47:. 11:08:. .
P. Ila-0:44, 7:0”. 8:1”. 0:401.
0001'" NORWALK To DANIURV.
A. hip-12:10 (dolly exam Mon.
days), 6:20. 0:43. 10:00:.
P. M.~—1:20, 4:20. 6:12, 7:18.
“noon—0:10 a In, 7:30 p. in.
DANIUIV To ”UT” NONWALK.
A. 1-4:“, 7:10, 0:11. 10:10:. 11:60
P. Main. 0:301. 0:55.
lump-d. ll" 1:“. it. it" 0:00.
new Vonn- ron gown ‘honwncn
A. w—fllm.‘vl:flx, 5:45, 0:45,
atolls. 0:008, 0:1”. 10:03:. 10:00,
i : 11:00
’ ~le 00 momma. max,
. Mull“;
mom «or. 42:3. #01:. 5:03, 5:25;,
i
‘ 0200', 0:00, 1:10. 1:001. 0:00, 11:00:
W
it", on. Iron.
% ,
p. M.—-12:5'lx, 2:44;, 2:51;, 5:37,!
' nectlcut Company received n hard
drill, 6:071, 6:29. 6:08x, 0:30, 7:0”, .
i
then you will certainly
WW"
0 o
.15..
Your phone pincer r ntore right at
Thin will now you a into!"
alone, and mny be of utmost, only. in
an emergency. and will lonu‘ro ”getting
the bent drug store goods at the most
moderate prices.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
no wnonlnnron «new.
All landfill-ome- I'mol mag.
' Mn -
Ion Poi
, while the tide won out.
she simply remained attached to the
woman-emu out;
nt junction point.
W
it typhoon rupomd _
Norwolk mun-intends to. Monitor, s
i ”m of v‘mi here that will on ouitnblo, '
tor haul. out all sort. of craft from
mull will is to oyster Item". J
,, f Greenwich ccbooporj‘ . which woo
loomnd for no long; motto tho
om channel light holly got loose
Tuootloy Ind shifted her berth to near
Coll Future. She come here after a
load of mouseln but, for two or three
‘woeko did not hare much‘nucceu.
Fred moldy “in." been bulily ou-
goged for onion timo‘ln overbnullug a.
big chill and converting it into n pow-
er boot. He will install n three borne
power glisolone engine and one the
craft for knocking about in throttle!
buolneun thiu'opring nod summer.
M
William Wood's Jib and main-oil
boot filled with wnter yeotovdgy mom
lug when the tide moo, sh- wu heel-
od over on the flat. and Iron light
When it rooo
frozen mud. She has since been ball-
0v” ..
of an attack of the grip.
Russell Murray boo returned home
to East, Norwalk from a brief visit i
New Milford. .
Chariot and Harry Tobey are con-
templating building a sixteen foot skiff
for title this spring.
Mrs. Mury Sprnguo is. vinitlug her
grand-daughter. Mrs. William Lyle, oi
Gregory Boulevard.
Mrs. Norman llutcbmnu, of Senvlew
avenue. in one of the latest grip vic-
tlmo in Plus! Norwulk, . ' .
Robert, Morris. who bus been report-
ed an ill at hill home in Covo avenue.-
ban had on attack of, the slip. n
._..———.—.—g
The lieu Club will meet tomorrow
evening with Mr. and Mrn. Ambrose
S. Carpenter, in Gregory Boulevard.
Mrs. Florence White has changed
her boarding place from .tlru, Lylo'n.
on the Boulevard. to ‘25 River street,
Norwalk. . .
Wililnm Marvin. who has been ill
for n considerable portion 0! the win.
ter, in now no for convalescent that be
' is able to be out again.
“Horace ngusou. of (.‘hlcnzo. who
has been the guest of East Norwnik
relatives for some time. has returned
home to the Windy City.
Miss Harriet Crnful who has, befii
the guest of her friend". Miss Ella Bly-
donburrr, of Cove avenue. has return-
ed to her hamodn Mantle“,
o . , N“ a « .
Morris Endieinigl um house in Fort
street in now about completed. The
finishing touches are now being put on
it by the builders, Gregory and Smith.
The many friends of Mrs. Elia 1..
Mine, of Gregory Boulevard, were very
much pained to learn of her death,
which occurred at chant 7 o'clock this
morning. "
it yesterday aflornoon "because of the
stickiness nnd henvlnesa of the snow.
now the rain set in the can got along
much better. ' ‘
An‘ East Norwalk young woman was
taken ill at her work at the“. k G C‘ r-
not factory in South Norwnlk. and w a
token to her home in a carriage. ac-
companied by a friend. .
Miss Bertha. Mohring, of Fairlield
avenue, South Norwnlk, is assisting
temporarily at the home of Mr. and,
Mrs. James L. Hoyt. ‘ln Cove avenue,
during Mrs. Hoyt’s illness.
Harry Wright has recently purchase
ed n ten horse poorer two cylinder on-
nine Charles Roddy. It in Mr.
Wright’s intention to build a launch
hull and install the engine in it.
Michael D. pm in slow! recover-
ing from his attack of grp, at bio
homo in Senviow avenue. Mrs. Drew,
who is also diet the grip, is finding
the malady anything but. pleasant.
”-—
The weeklyprnyer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church, will
have an interesting topic this evening.
it will be The Four Dimenoionu of
Man. Pastor G. ’1'. Woman will lend;
' Motorman Walter Smith or the Con-
blow from it broke handle on the
Washington street bridge yesterday
morning but who not certainly injur-
e’d. ,
Mrs. lilmiilno Cock. widowvof Wil-
liam Cook, continue- in a very criticnl
condition at her home. 39 Van Znndt
street. Through an error. it bu been
stated that it was Mn. Emu; Hull
who was ill.
The conditions of Mn. John W.
Mnlnn,of0sborn nvonno. in not no on-
couraging nt precept. Mrs. Maine bu
been confined to her bed for mornll
weohn. She is relaxing from stomach
and bowel trouble. ’5 .‘ ,
Wnlhlngton'u birthday and» bin-
coln'n birthday. will be celebrated
jointly tomorrow myrtle tum 'Novwolh
behooln. There will on lino pronoun
at both the Mervin bind Fitch ochoolo,
including recitation nod singing.
The Dory noel!!! Club to planning
to hold it dance in o t two wooliwot
the club hm‘l’ e or venue.
dole will he the upon and m
i
. . t
moot: comforted oi be out
An in windy» the our in ‘
wootbrr tho t , "eon won
mu into it oh '
shop. cm
ed out.
.arrlve home in East Notvmlk tomor-
‘ , ~ " her brother. Edwin Dunderdnlo. who
Louis Bbufelt. of Edits avenue, is ill .
arow night the tournament is
, day.
”have been held inn might at. tho homo
~ 60 Winfield ntreet, wanpostponed. The
The trolley curs had, a hot-d time of 5
Mu. Richard Bland is expected to,
row from ereneo. Mum, where Ibo
went Monday to attend the funorsl of
passed away in Phiindeiphln Sunday.
The obuequlen were held yesterday I!-
ternoon
Earl Bangor Fifth ntreet, bu been
planning at opeed boat which pronouns
in show her heels to a large number
of boots in this vicinity. The new boat
in to be about thirty feet in length.
She will also be equipped with it four
cylinder, four cycle engine of sixteen
hone power.
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There will be no game tonight in
the pool tournament of the Mayflower
Hook and ladder Company. but tom?
to e
brought to a 'clo‘oo’by a game between
Harry Waterbury, too, and A. 8. Hull,
110. The winner of this game will get
the first cue.
George W. .. Conkiin had a very un'
plenum experience while at his home
in Third street chopping wood yenter-
A let-lion of tbo wood traveled
in the direction of George's left eye.
badly discolored the optic and made it
cut 0Vt:i‘,". No serious result: are
foored.“as thr- oye ball was not pierced.
. During the rain and snow yesterday
afternoon. Dr. Franklin (l. Brown's nu-
tomoblle bucom pluck in the slush in
Seuview avenuo, The ear was towed
to Dr. Brown's garage. where it was
found that the trouble was due to the
carburetor. This won repaired by John
Thompson.
Owing to the weather the nuclei of
the Epwortb League of the Boot Ave-
nue Methodist church, which was to
of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hnnford.
date for it will be announced for it at
the church ‘gundny.
Anybody who did not have on a pair
of rubber boots yootordoy afternoon
and attempted to navigate the high
”way: was at a decided disadvantage.
Ordinary rubbers were practically of
no use no deep was the nlunb. With
but a very little more water, boats
"‘cotild have been used.
some of the not Norwalk oynturv
men are looking forward to almost a
bonanza this spring when work in be-
gun of! the Norwalk Islands on the
natural oynler beds. It to believed
that. thousands of buslwls hove been
washed from the private bed! to the
natural bedo. The natural growtbors
will go to work the latter part of
March or the first of April. ‘
William H. Reynolds, of first street,
had a painful accident this morning.
Mr. Reynolds was ‘v‘lrulkln'g along the
board walk leading from Senview are
nun to Peter ‘Decker'n oyster house.
when he slipped and fell oft, landing
on the lee. Ho ‘wno manned for a
time, but was finally able to go to his
home. Mr. Reynolds was walking be-
tween Wliltnm Tobey and Thomas B.
Smith. but the accident occurred no
quickly that they were unable to pre-
vent him “ongoing over the edge of
the walk.
Henry Krinnen, the "little tbmyenr
old non of Hermanvltrinken, of Second
street, demonstrated n tow than on
that he was a precocious‘ may!"
and also played a clever and profits-
bio trick. Mr. Krlnltou nod Henry
were on a train on tpwto home from
New York, where they Ind been-on a
visit, when Mr. Kriukon fell asleep.
While he Will numbering; little Henry
took a box of candy. they had with
them and begun panning it nmuug to
the pal-cows in the car. The pump-
gen would not aim any candy without
giving him some money in return,
and no result whon‘ho returned to
his father and wake him up, his little
pockets were bulging with pennies sod
other nrnoll coluo.‘ no land covert-
tbroo cuts oil tdld. ..
M"
Thonwunv admit occurrence
yutoydgy 3300:3000 when "IBM
loo 300;»mll coll covert ,
M womb: ’ o m
fromthoobonoodm
tho out will! to t!!!
cor...
nn'o o
s , In.“
Main
oodwind‘. " .,
“M
ll
.tillr
i
that id "but '
'impt of price in fillin cooled M'
The best old to temperance in logo—
thing that will circum- tbe drug!
nrd'n wrecked n . 'ofstonond j 0
bis unnatural croving for drink. I
believe that any than who null? 00'
wire: to be cured of: the noun habit
eon-core hlmoolf by not _ Orville. Thin
remarkable trentnI‘ent mode no
many cum that we pro glad to all
it under no absolute guarantee logo-
fund the money if it does not cure, s
It in in two forms: No. 1 tint on
be siren secretly, cud No. 2 for thou
whowlohtoboenrod. it lonotoolr
the moot reliable treatment knowu. but
it in also the moot «manic-1. ll, it
com only 01 a box ”IMO in nodd-
tontlon from the noun! duller. whit“!
5 euro in not. enacted, thorn in no or
pom‘wbotove'r. Moll ’ orders filled on
age, Write for free booklet. The Dr-
rlno 00.. Wnsbin . D. 0., or Edword
W. Kelley, Jr., , ‘ gglot, 8 North Main
BL, South Namath.
. Roll/Arron.
Mrs. Nimrod Tilloy. of Crockett
street, entertained a few friends loot
evening. Thorn wu a musical enter-
tzlrunent and refreshments were corv-
e . . . '
The skating-on obnomar‘o and the
Brooknlde Luke ponds was spotted by
yesterday's wow and rain storms. and z
the youths are now waiting for author
good freeze. . '
. ._...._..._._. .
Alex. Roymnn. who had men cutting
loo all any Tue-day and . yesterday
morning, was obliged to now when
the ruin commenced. He will resume
operationo-nn noon on another cold
well freeze: the ice of numclent thick,
neon. .
WP .
(:11 account of the severe alarm
there was born ‘nmall audience to on-
Joy the flue program propulred by the
Library Committee, siren in the More
Home of this place, but evening. W.
C. Perry. of Dorian, sang The Little,
‘lrloh Girl, A' Sniior‘plilty. She Steppe
to Conquer, To Music, Four Lear Clov-
er. CrumderngBedouin'n Love Song.
My Weary Hurt and A Dream. in a.
highly creditable manner. the last four
done/Mug special mention. His due
baritone voice won in excellent condi-
tlon. lilo storied. Bushing in Meet.
i: inc-Q”, , it ~
to show ill-colonic dolor on , ._ ,
Th ,dopgrtmeul; “Strict 00!
nlilndo'thoi poi-owls. “15:1: ._
t 0 men ntthcir. work or
lion! m nationally untovornblo. .
While the Worn-of the town wore
special muting ammbled and tho ,
ploy» of tho trolley company
nought oboltor from the storm. tho
menu descended upon the lam _.
our merino" -
fl . v I, , . 4.3
,it’nwoy. e timbonh‘elm, =
end incl: screwo'wmo on 7 ‘
der the bridge by the looting .
they no now l1neutered egg. , 7
W“ ”e, i ,YP,” ., .
”0&1 main the employ of
Won until! an and of thoi ,
*W mm .WSIWM _;
wtbnzw into’s rind rod-u "_
with] . ultimo unniWM-fig
dogmd metal of the billion
that the damage was conned by _ _
troly'ols, pad that emping atom;
from the rolls of my trolley
tracks rotted the int
binding of the roll; at this pain ‘
been noticed inn]? mm. and .
time 3 your unfit. who report!”
ing the cause of owing a hectic
" W’ 4.... .
‘ "WESTON. ; ,
Mrs. Carolina ”In“ lion been ,‘qultd
ill. '7
W , H' 3"
Mrs. Frank Ferris hon beenron tho
slclt lint. _ 1 . ' ' .
a _ "____." ' “‘i
Albert handler; is ‘I’modlng o tow
days in Bridgeport. , _ . ,-
h—n-fi r u
Mrs. George SWAIN ‘Mti
ed‘from her Califormqglp. .., ,
was my Hamilton lu’wpendlog.
week with Norwnlk‘ifrlopdm
”'1- ' l
Mrs. Frederick Burrito: 1‘
from a few dsysf visit, ‘
Mrs. Prank mom I ammo
from a vial: withbor’om ”slotting
oune,N.‘J.‘ l ' ‘w w.
’M' .: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph m ding but!
moved into npportmentc in Mrs. mu. ‘
Sultan's house; 5 n i’ .
‘W
ing and Deciding on a Bride, were redo
tiered in a most pleasing mnnner. Not .
and thou t wan mined by the nod-
lence. e drill given by eight young
ladies, Mines Eva. Atwoter. Beatrice
DeWntero, Olive James, loin Stevoul.
Lido Wlekn, Lillian Crockett, Edith
Mend Ind Gertrude Dibble, repreoentv
with military preollion, giving to them
and their commander- grent credit.
They and Mr. Perry roupcmdcd to en-
cores in a cheerful manner. Owing to
illness homo numbers on the program
could not: be given;
Hoyt. of ‘Dnrien. and Mrs. Earl Stev-
plnno, in a moot oklllfnl manner. The
and all who were prevented iron: no,
tending minded a ran treat. '
l
lug Indian huntredueu, was examined ,
Mint” “Theresa ,
our. of this place, “companion at the '
entertainment would hear repeallnsdbis 10W, ’ fivrqfiidfnce there W ”9'
V Geofue bdomo land me
Bedding this wnek, or
shipment of timber on
Mrs. ”.50; Chaim/{I
to. C. H. i!" Q
Y I“! rm Ni“.
cc llama. in.
field. and. Mrs. Go
today with Mrs. C”);-
Poplur Plaid, v; .
on Tuesday, ‘M
Southport; Mrs.
Wilton, 'and
field.
.rb'llt Godly-y. ‘
.. mbclrs‘cl they, ,.
win Hoyt,’ of Ridgeiield. have W
York W , as.
Burdock BloodiBitt conquers dyn-
popsln every time. It drives out im—
purities. tone- tbc stomach, restore:
perfect, filfiflfiofl. normal woight, one,
good mu ',
9mm AND NOROTON.
The recently formed Noroton Heights;
Fife and Drum Corps in arranging to
have on entertainment and dance at.
the Dorian Town Hull-on Monday even-
ing, March 3rd. A cooodernblo array,
of tolentio to be repruented.
Mrs. Thaddeus Bell. who fell down
a flight of I‘tnivn at her home nevorai.
woulro ego,“ olowly improving from
the effects of nor accident. though it.
will be quite is longtime before she re-
covers her hulth. Mrs. Bell in
still obliged to havo'spiluts on her,
arm. '
The Dorian board of relief will hove
but two more pontoon, one on Saints.
rnory 20th. Thus for there has not
been many applications for reduction»
in the comments made by the board.
of mum,_though there were some
very oonnldcruble lucmmr.
m... wzs‘rron'r. l_' “
Min Julio Drlmll mood Sunday
with friends in New York.
ken, N.
thin village. ‘ .
A lino large nor-Io "coolly probes.
ed by r. Saxonmeyor is now
out! on his delivery wogm.
if
I .
—Dyspepsln in A can't cumililc dole
day of on. week and on Saturday. you. I
l
1mm, um
i
Mimi ‘
our
Tu“!!! y eliciting. .ii'eb ,.
_ ’q‘ieeted by coming. « .
.lndleo l' Ethan” New blush i-
and all , rininment.» ‘Tho
he am: it in Colouinl‘cohtltm .
per-no ‘ed from it to 8. oi ‘
clone 0:: the program for all '
'f'berroccptloil men on ’
ning Ly Rev, Di hton ,, h, ,
large“ attended y member-out,
field Church and parish. mint
fresh mental Were served, and n
on c‘ the gruphophone by , ,
Mo! on enjoyed," nine voboi oddly
mental music by the no u
i
ch‘clr. . : . n
«ma: You“ 7. “Fir-riot
k
Tim" ’ ‘ ‘.
clamor-cur “who; , .
rim
in" not? tyre-.0! ,
." 't’H" to arm
tummycnmm, in no '
in 'bollolf of 'tloovgo W.
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Norwalk Chronicler