t
Alandsmu models in Linen lumper_ Dresses, nat-
4' uni linen. light blue and pink. This same dress
has been mblg leader with. us all season at S5. 00.
but ft 4 . .. .......
ll'laellbseidn‘u
- -'-- -$’"79
‘Wlute Law
.,‘
WtilLa‘sm Dress Shirts; made hill. tucked
with wide insertions or panels of embroidery;
considered low price at S3. 50. For tomorrow. .3: .69
11 Skirts
A W'dsh Dress
iNoletuth the
51!".
1'5“be ,
fish‘s hunllrkdd
{x regular prices
ll"... ,
hvarietyiw “l9 greatesflté showing of
Goods Flyer
e tomdr-
e of one.
314.4
pieces. all new and no two
from 19 to 39¢. All
. ., ............. Ia Vac
v+~r
.u,“
’ We
ticked, trimmed with
style Sdk,Wa1sts.,ti:e cool: sort. made
longs. Remember, it’s 11, sample line and,
idele'bon early. A1135. oo Waists at ......
l
lace. medallions and
WhieBi
lsh
I(if
Willi Halls baby
firth. “it‘ll?
ed tuska bsautlfully finished. Made by the best
in “gtllé ountry. 34. 00 and S4. 50
yours1ze tomorrow .. ..... .' . .$2. 50
Batlste Waists
éWaLists, trimmed .
,idlttler hematitch- 4
“‘ 4 in a. div-is,
301: pcs. 'of Rates'G and Tolle Du Nord Ginghams,
;.,_,,....,.L.’.....,....... :oc yd.
This represents the ver bo‘ t sloihs in the country
‘,r‘.‘
seeds-“"-
‘1‘ 4.4..
.5
.a...
111: pt“ blends 9111’ .
h. 4. .
1:
v1
.3 Fol Slug are the; 1;in statistics for
. rwnlks l'or the month of June:
. meninges.
Indexer 4-.4 4. .-.44
, melts! Merritt. to Florence
. 13, refillable, by Rev. George D
o:Ltl‘ll. Gall hi 1my Kurlmn1,by
4,1‘1/ Rer.4gsbrlel‘bolfrua ..4 .12':
',d’—-Fr'_ rick ‘Arthur Rowe1 to Sarah
11' 'Glllltoie by Rev. 1“. D.
1%er Schumann to Mriry
Plait, by Rev. G. D Eg-
5,531 Rushed to Harriet
. I13 Rev G. D Dgr’
u” lllchael Hurrlgan to Eve-
'4 Lnilth by Rev. B. F. MoCal‘
‘stsa-T a 4
- - Mjek to Annie Obuch-
1'17.” Rev. 101m 1.41311ka
. to Theresa Verenal,
Fluid-v (Francis Gress
l i ‘
.14“
51
toss.
4 slab to Barbara
4 1 “WalterD by Rev. 'Wll-
. .- wmhé“,
YEMrd Ya‘ted to Eliza Holt
1.1311: to ldn
‘17.. lel
wowortlwg.
’S““’“"“..‘m“‘§§&“&‘l’l°’ 1° iii?
4 r In ss y, y v
Moore'uM ,
nil tndm bday Osborn,
E
Ndrt top to Jennie
‘9
~1'
.11
,4. " Harris 1311‘
' rlcs Chdord4 Wakema'n. to
‘Bdns daisy Bennett, by lusty o.
.i. bloom-land.
, Metronome Macsrdell to Jen
,.;Lgn;l!a%tmy .,0aterbanks by Rev.
Iris, by .Bev. William M'aher. .
by‘ Rev F: B ‘
(molt, by Rev. H. A ‘
ll to Davina
' boon Kndlip,‘ y Rev. H. A.‘
mtbr- ”1 if . "
stook. Begulp: value 151:,
‘4'90, '9:
'..“t.
..,
Prince Chap Suits of. plain linen and gdod ouality
Repp in white, colors and stripes, every garment
perfectly tailored and correct in every detail; '
regularly sold by pa at $7.50. Here tomorrow. $3.98
1, ...,’. . .“rl ..
now
No goods sent C Oil) .; and iloflhldli Orrldrs filled:
ll‘u'l'l’ ”.‘V1-1'ruvtrg, "1'41
SAMPLE
Wash Sults Wash Walsls Wash Skirts
sonly. on; of a side of one kind. so make g . ‘3 4.
298 ' “
Over two hhndred‘salnple garriicnts. yell made by our regular manufacturer. mostly duplicates of what we
now have 1n stock, at the following extraordinary prices: 5
White
Pnncess
'Women's White
Women 8 Wash Suits
thecost of materipls.
1‘4,
SAMPLE
Jumper Dresses
Lawn Jumper Dresses, Princess
and semi-Princess models, elaborately trimmed
with Val. lace and Swiss embroidery. nicely fin-
ished garments, dainty effects and at less than
Regular $7.50 value at. ”$3 98
.1;l
JULY SALE or Wouookrmmounooo Evemy itdm a big sur
prise. All former balgain events now totally overshadowed A sale
plannediiil' rdeet thcovants of hundreds of shoppers.
Such opportunities for saving may not, and prObahly will not, be pres-
elltéd again. Take advantage While you can.
For instance—WOMEN’S 15111333 suns, that are 3011 at whole-
sale, S5. 00, and retailing at S6. 98, we’ve bought at less than half; they’ re
yours, tomoitow, at $2. 91;. 1108ka GLOVES, READY TO WEAR
GARMENTS, NECKWEAR, RIBBONS, ETC, all' 1n the same proportion.
added. 12.1711: 4
' Ea“ 4i m a 1m. '
SAMPLES 0F
Split Sole Hosiery
Women’ s best- =grade Hermsdorf Black Split Sole
Stockings: have been marked all season age.
We have twenty-five dozen to sell tornorrow
Rt ........ . ..........
................... 19c pair
“Lindsey” Hose Supporters
Women's, Hose Supporters, button and loop clasp,
extrd‘wide web. white. pink and blue; 19c value. .
10C
American Prints
, 100 pcs. of American Sterling Frlnts, all new and
dainty patterns, the best made—not seconds or
interior cloths; in most stores 8c. Here tomorrow. 5c
V
Sample Shirts
i Sample stock of the well- known “Giant" Shirt in
50c value. Saturday .
uuuuuu peso-so
white and dollars, overy size in the lot; regular
revs-ads
..39c
Embronicred
Linen Cellars
Women’s ELrnbroidered Linen Collars, white and
cdlors. entire sample line, all sizes. 25c value
at
....... ...
... ......
....... 12/,
VERY SPECIAL FOR
C
TOMORROW'S SELIiING
THE CELEBRATED
1111151211 GLeVEs
50c. Tomorrow .. .. .
Ar A‘Rour HALF PRICE
4 LOT NO.1——Lnng Lisle Gloves, 16 button length,
black and white; sold regularly S135. Tomor-
row only ...........
‘ LOT N0 so—Two-elasp Lisle Gloves, black, white.
tans, browns and grey, suede finish; regular price
....................... ..69c
......
hett to lddlls R
1111. Joth “Ken
4 ~ nedy. 4
Births.
9—Charles Irving. to George Frank-
I111 and Eva Lillian Foote, 4
Courtlandt place.
18—~Wesley Adrian, to John Wesley
and Carrie Edna Sample, 6 Cove
av venue
‘ 22~Rud§bllThbibda to Charles E. and
. 011% V. Johnson, Winnlpauk.
lB—Edna, to Eugene and Elvlna Val
one, u.- York street.
Ill—Daughter. to EdWArd and Edna
Ladrlgan; RoWaytbn.
B—Frankwto Stooheu and Catherine
Novak, 45 Railroad avenue.
22—Harold. to Harry and Meta Wil-
kclm. Keyed: street; ,
l7—Lllllan Shield 10‘ George C. and
Lillian C. Dvarts, .8 Harriet
street. . 4’
12—Andrew, to John 511a Elisabeth
' France, 7 Hoyt street; .
lS-Dwghter. to Eugene and Bessie
1311119 4 Bascom street.
zit—Mary, to Paul 111111 Gazelle Wlkio
. vlch, of South street.“
24—80mm F... to Bernard E am
‘ Aoemsta Hoop, 14 Taylor ave
-19—Soh;-to Abfidst and Matilda Car
"bone, of 39 Franklin street.
s—Msry,4to‘ Guseppe and Marlon:
‘ . Gugelellmlm. of 58 slot ngstreet
lfi—Frank, to John J. and Mary E
Casey, 6S Taylor avenue.
ill—Mary. 10,1é dolliért and Elizabetl
Fame 8N1)? avenue _
5——Gussle, to Charles and Fannlt
.‘ '.Tarlov, of Connecticut avenue
l5~0usslelp to Nathan and Yetta Zn!
0 tslr‘y, of Taylor avenue.
ill-LA l, to august and Teresa
Boarr. of Bull Run. . ‘
,.5'—Wlllls.m, _to Timothy and Anne
Sullivan. of Monroe sti‘eét.
2—yMlii'garet, to John and Catherine
Bass, of 18 Franklin avenue.)
30—Wllls May. to William Nelson and
Flora Allen. 2 Pine street.
S—Eliidbetll Theodbra, to George
Woodrult- and Edith Marlon Spl
oer, 18 Camp street. .
3—Fred'erlc‘k‘ Albert. to Julius and
Eliza Deysenrotb, or North Tay-
lor‘ around :
xii—Hardldptoz yan Henry and Mary
Elisabeth llk. Spring Hlll.
28—Normsn Wilfréd. to Wilfred and
Elizabeth Anna Smith, of Ivy
zll—Graaec4e Marie, to Arthur Tony and
Merwln street. 1; . y.
and Mary Agnes Grumley, of 2
Chestnut street. .
21~Fdwoidkm to ose h Spencer and
Aman a chiral]. of 12?
south Main street
lz—Russell Osborne, to Gedl‘ge ahd
Mildred Tonnage, of 40 Weed»
. ward .av cue .
story to “sums
y. 3'. O. Curtl’doz
4 comatock. to
H “Hyatt, by Rev.C
’ +11
- —~‘—yva-lh~—oh‘.¢- m...— ,.
l2~Johll' 111115.711 Jscob 111,118 Alice
1 III r.‘ (Nigel-l
ill—Lord . lce.‘, to J 8' lY' Leo 11111
M‘ Euro odcphlne alsh,1_ (191»
1111! oldies. .-.:.. ..
r sever»; pinhole. 10 Stephen sndl caprunebaolo suck? sAss
Mhry Pallnkos,‘ .1 \llnsor pluco.‘ 3......
6—Msrsh’all Stcva11s,to.lohn Somei
field and Nellie Tooker 177 East
avenue. 5
6—Frederlck Charles to Emil 0110
and Christina Slugewald. of 62
Clinton avenue.
lZ—Earl Colemlen to Eugene L. and
,.F A. Van Boron Breaks Twelve-Year
Record at North Pond. Waccabuc. ‘
Frank A. Vail. Buren,.of No1wnlk
made a great bass catch at the North
1 Pond, Wnccabuc, this week. He hook
Wilhemlue Wetherwux of 10 ed 11 small mouthed black beauty uhlch
West stleel. tipped the scales at live 11nd one-hall
Ill—Eugene Earle. to Charles J. and pounds and fought. as only 11 black
‘ Frances Vesch. of Wilton road bass can light. for thirty-the minutes.
25—Anna. to Joseph and Amelia '1‘10- It was finally landed in a not by How
1111190152 Wall street. lard A. Montgomery. This b11811 was
23—Wlllard. Laurence. to George .W ithc largest specimen that has been
and Laura D Cable. 30 Wilton captured in the North Pond for twclw
aveuu u.e yeu1s.‘0u the ,same day. MI. Van
ZIP—Dorothy Cecilia. to 10h“ H- and Bluen also caught 1: two and ouebnlf
Lillian WNW" “0 Taylor M0 ‘pound Oswego boss at the some pond
nue.1 The other members of the pull:
b'15—’1‘116111311 Joseph. to Thomas J and new Louis Ve1ley and' John l-‘ledler
Mary Doollng, of 26 Rowan .
BASEBALL NEWS.
street. 4
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
Deaths. .
1—Caro'lyn Edith Borrlan. 26 yrs.
1
cm Mortimer Casey, or 311, ‘
.294Anna Pauline. to William Joseph A
New Haven 7, Bridgeport 2.
, At Waterbury—Waterbury 22, Merl~
4debt 21 (10 innings).
At Hartford—Hartford], Holyoke 0.
At SpringtieldL-Sprlngfleld 3. New
Britain 2 (first game); New Britain 6,
Springfield 5 (second game).
Yesterday's American League Results.
At Boston—Chlcago 2. Boston 0.
At New York—New York 10, St.
1 2—Asa A. Thompson, 64 yrs., 3 mos.
.2—Fannle Brooke Miller, 63 y.rs,
1.22 days.
'3-Almlra. Taylor, 76 yrs.. 6 mos, 9
days
4-—Isabella Ell .th Fitch,
8 mos.. 21
Harsh Kllboy, 766‘ yrs.
s-«Mary Edna Benton. 7 yrs., 10 mos
, ll—Edna Pauline Warm, 1 yr., 9 mos.
72 yrs..
2 days 6 Louis 1.
9—Wllllam ROSBVBIL Seymou. 6 At Phllndelphln—Philadelphia 5’
yrs. 8 mos“ 19 days Not “3
dill—Elsie Pauline Syring, 9 yrs.;s 18 =.
a s. 4
.Il—Bertha Simonaky, 39 yrs.
13—George L. Harris, 43 yrs. 9 111011.,
At Washingtoi1~Washlngton 6.
Cleveland 1.
Yesterday's Natlonal League-Results.
‘ 20‘ “38' - At Plttsburg—Plttsbnrg nonstop 2.
3'“Ch°"l°“ Henry ngby. 72 yrs, 1" At Chicago—New York 4, Chicago 3.
100-129 d” s ' ‘ At Cincinnati—Brooklyn 8, Clncln4
old—Minnie Demler, 43 yrs. 6 111011., 14 unit 4.
‘ dm- c St. Le —— 1111 del la 7. St.
[FMEX‘Y U“, 56 YI’S. ”£184. “is P a pa
rctG—nghard Casuta. 28 yrs.
ill—Margaret Finn, 80 yrs .
;9~—Emellne Julia Newport, 53 yrs" 5
mos. 26 days.
20-—-Herman Thelle, 76 yrs,
1 days.
32—Pe rl MacDonald. 29 yrs, 9 mos.
’5—Mlchael Reynolds, 41 yrs.
27—Alma Atkins. 23 yrs. .
za—Restlmta Ferris, 6 mos. -.
2I—August Spahr, 10 days.
lOvHenry Fredericlrs. 76L yrs.
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
"Dr. King's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but (all to periorm. ” says Mrs
E. R. Pierson. of Auburn Centre, Pa."
It is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing. that other
treatments relieved only temporarily.
New Discovery is doing me so much
good that I feel confident It! contin-
ued use for a reasonable length or
. time will restore the to erfect health.”
4 This renowned cough 11d cold remedy
andH throat and lung healer is sold at
'3'. .‘Baxters drugea store. 50c and
31:00. Trial bot
Farr—“MR ‘
'Ast‘r THIRTY was Los'r. 4 census or nueeIA.
July .17 ~The mumbo'r at 8T. PETERBBURG. July 17 .-—'l‘he
1W9! 10“ manual: the laundering of Councils of Mlnl su' has approved a
the oleuurelaunch San 0111111711 whoa «project. {or a ge al census or the
on 11- way from Manila to Corredldon population in kneels to be taken to
island, is uncertain. sucrose passeu. Iward the end of the ”if 1919~
gore and members or the crew were onlyf previous general census wostak
rescued. it is generally estimated that an simultaneously throughout 1 e 6111'
tile number of passengers and crew mire February 9, 1897. 230, 000 persons
slumber“ ninety. Few or the women being engaged In the work and gnve‘u
and children on thoulauppb 11ml
'Al for as. known; now. no Americans
10 mos...
to amend estimates, this hpd increas-
\were among those drowned. ed by January 1, 908, to 149,376, 300.
The .
population 01129.004.514r According-
Attsoco ' sunoaou VlCTIMIZED ‘
WOMEN.
PLAINFIEI D .1111:
women at Puckorvlllc 11111. e complained
to lhe null1o1llles that they have been
victimized by
a changer. who ties l
4. "nonworoaesnt
m
17. «Sew-1111 Mar’qulo Katsura Toll's of Coming Pe-
lItlcal and Commercial Policies.
TOKIO, July 17. -hlarquls Kataura.
crlbea himself us F E Davis 11 United'lhe neu premier and minister of fl-
Stalos government surgeon. They any
he appears to be about thlrty years
old. and Well dressed 111 a gray suit.
,und has a habit of going about without
‘a hut. They allege that his method Is
to obtain board at a house and then
make away with what p1operty in the“
‘house he can. during the night.
thought he may be working towards
New Haven 01 Hartford.
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.
“l have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for several years, andilnd them
just exactly right." says Mr. A. A. Fel
ton. of Harrlsville. N. Y. New Life
Pills relieve without the least discom-
fort. Best remedy tor constipation,
blllousness and malaria. 26c at. F. H
Baxter's drug store “
DROPPED IN A FAINT IN JAIL.
CINCINNATI Ohio, July 17 —-Mrs
P. Jones ropp In a dead faint, last
evening, in jail, while giving a Bible
to Grace Bllllngshy, who is under or-
rest, charged with complicity in the
murder of Justice of the Peace Robert
Singleton, father or Mrs. Jones. ,Mrs.
Jones‘ collapse was only temporary.
Her condition today is reported as not
serious. '3‘
O A S if 0 R I A .
Bears n. 1011111111 1111 have 111111: Baum
Signature
0! .,‘
OIL WELL CONTINUES TO BURN.
TAMPICO. Mexico. July 17.—The
great oil well lake near Tnmlahue, In
thh Ceronla olI region, continues to
burn. The suroundlng country la la
great danger from the flow of burning
oil and a fortunate circumstance Is
that Just now is the rainy season and
heavy rains are falling almost con-
stantly in that region. '
~Bllllousr Feel heaVy after dinner?
TON“ coated? Bitter taste? Complex
Ion sallow? Liver needs waking up
Doan’s Regule‘ts cures billous attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
LYME GIRL TAKES POISON.
NEW LONDON. July 17. —Klttle Ap-
pleby, about 20 yearso old of Lyme.
trled to commit suicide late this after
noon by drlbklng kn ounce of lauda-
num In the ofllce of Dr. Joseph M. Gn-
”Wu She was later removed to Me
mortal Hospltal, where her condition
is serious.
W
DUKE OF DELVONSHIRE ESTATE.
LONDON. July 17..“41‘119 estate
the late Duke of Devonshire, who died
'at Cannes, in March of this year has
been sworn for probate at only $5.824.-
800. Thls does not include the settled
estate. but. even so the amount is only
about 1111: what was generaly expect
it Is;
0‘ 1
name of .,lnpo11 today granted an ex-
’cluslu- interview to The Associated
Press, undying the policies to be car-
ried out during the government’s ad-'
ministration. The entire tenor or the
Interview showed a determinatwn to
mlprme the politics! and commercial
wlatlons between Japan and all for-
eign couhtxles; to remodel the aim.
cos 61 the country, and to‘ h lid up
the industries or Japan. Morons Kat-
rum said:
'The great change in the cabinet
was caused on account of the condit-
ued ill health or iormer Premier Salon-
31 althou 11 there may have been oth-
or coach lal reaSons, necessitating a ‘
flange of policy towel-as 1mm coun-
1‘08
cy will be peace! 1 the prime object
of It being to main in peace through-
out the world. The national finances
will also command my utmost atten-
11011. The dlstilrllaftc‘e or Japanese ll-
nausea on‘ aac‘cp'uni‘ 6t. themeoent war
betwequ arm and Russia must be 111—
lnyed wit n we shortest possible9
time. Renowned bonds, more espe-
cially 111111 that are u n‘productlve will
receive In? first atten I hope to
be able to re- -adj ’st J11 pan‘s finance.
and thus 111114.41: e abnormal candle
tlons now eilstlng The adjustment
of the national dances and the, devel-
opment of the national rebourc‘es are
two inseparable measures and shall
command my utmost attention ".
The entire tenor of the 111mm; ut-
terances showed a eterminstlon to
bring condition 111 open within the
most practlcal scope. and retrench-
ment will undoubtedly be the watch-
word The‘ Associated Press under-
stands that the Marquis Katsura has
agreed to reduce the expenditure for
armaments “to the lowest possible,
withOut destroying the present estab+
Ilshmcnt. ”
ONLY CURE FOR DYSP PSNA.
Mrs Franklin 111111. or cw Castle.
Del. says: “I so cred for years with
drapensl‘s. used xto have scoot distress
and belching. tried‘ eve young I
could hear of list nothing helped me
until 1 100k 131-1111111111 sum and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.” '
For sale by R. H. Plalsted, F. H.
'Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
'W
urinates AtlfbliLANE chums.
WASHINGTON, July 17. —‘-Army and
navy n were here are greatly Interest-
ed In t mining of Henri Forums
with his cal-onions to this country» It
the dates fixed Lor' the Frenchman do
not conflict wlt those to be held at
Fort Meyer, several army and navy
om‘cers may be present to witness Far-
win a flight. Brigadier General Allen
chief signal olllcer of the army, will
Bank Lester May be Smuggled Into
16w" WIthout Publicltg.
HARTFORD, July 17 —R gardlng
the home coming of Bank Ernbe‘zsler
Walker of New Britain, the court or-
flcers have] little ‘to say This 11x41 is
considered lllcant In view or the
freedom with which» they discussed
the details or the case until quite re-
centll' 1 '
State Atmrno AI orp has "nothing
to give out ” an era In a posltl on
to know what is gelng on say there
is olhlngn cry
9 fe'ellngw here is that the bank
looter will be quietly smuggled into
town and his arralgnment will be over
before the public becomes aware or
his presence Eln’Connhectlcut. ,
I need hardly any unit my 150114 “ ' ’
HOTEL Alli. wit-s
Mahackommthusmuer, city;
Mrs". Stable and er. 0. A. Smith,
New York; 8. A.“ nor, New Fluv-
11" Mrs Lonkbec e, 'clty; P. J. Hos.
lord; 4.J .A‘.: -Chdse)llhlmifYork; J. J.
om, New Hay K, L Ronald,
rldgeport; won in. puma, New
01-11; 8 Gre‘e‘nst Mrs. Germain,
ridgeport; F. Werner and wife. Stam-
rd; J. Smith. city-t ‘SlogirledrVell.
New York; .W,H 9%,“ 11. Brooklyn;
%. Berger, Boston~W .Wlse, New
rltalnL; Sophia A. Cunningham, Oak-
land-44, N. J.; W -.K Turner. c'lty; G
Mendel, Cincinnati. 0; W. J. Cunning-
11am. Hartford; C. K. Currant. Boston;
% A. Dittre, H. Robinson, Bridgeport,
est:
1 Clifford—T. G. Hovey, Wllllam D.
lllott, R. Thompson. W. A Jones, R.
.Roblnsbn, Thomas J. Grey. Bostop;
T. W. Campbell, city; w. 0. Sims.
New Haven; F. O. Hartman. Middle-
town; M. A. Teller. JQH. Newcomb, J.
D. Higgins. R. S;- Woodrufl, Elwood 'I‘.
Firth, New York; Mr And Mrs E13
Archer. Hartford; B. M. Tlpple, Mrs.
Tlpple, Stamford; W. Ramsey. C. W.
Ham. Providence; Clara Pnrvls. 0x-
ford, Ohio; H. E. Turner, Mrs Frank
Lee and son, Miss ,Lee, Edward R.
Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Pickett. Danbury.,
LA GRlPPE.
Bmslllan. Balm never lost a case;
never lei; It run into pneumonla. nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills ,the tough grip germ. Hut
yo want sum and a plenty. so do not
with the small sizes. but. can the
We or 31. 00 bottle and take halt u
teadpo'cnful 111 water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up" this treat-
ment talthtully for two weeks ..
you think you are well, to utterly our ' ‘1
nlbllate every gem in every great/ot—
sau. These remaining gsrrn‘e cause the
probably detail Lieutenant boulols, levll after clients; it Is halt-cured grip.
of the aeronautlc 1 It the grip starts with hemorrhage of .
yer, to attend the the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes until It stops, 4 . ,fl
who Is in char?
work at Fort e‘
debts made by Fsrman.
Norwalk Chronicler