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FRIOA‘Y Airmail. lgro
for Gents. Ladies and Children
A complete assortment Men 11 Bill-
bilg'gans at use and 5011; Boys' Bab
brluanii at 250:1. dluu' Swiss Ribbed
umpires. from 1011 o 2511 a zip ine'nt.
unwound Ho'rcu'ILocK.
'1 lowliwoawauo
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E‘MflNINO SENTINEL TELEPHONE
No no“
$0123? apartment
81-inch ”Old“. Norwaik
{Editor‘s Incidence
7mm Editor's Haldane.
W...» whine—3L4“!
Hut/Mace .Iohnstin ls out wliliw the fol-
lowing wa1nlng.Fariners should dig.
making catch basins along the small
streams flowing through their lands
for stock and Irrigation. Water should
not be allowed to go to waste.
Augustus C. Roselle, who has been
touring through Florida and other
southern states. Is now on his way to
New Orleans. where he will attend the.
annual pilgrimage of the Ancient In
der Knights of the Mystic Shrine.
”Early June Pens. do can. I".
Lawton d: (‘11.
Andrew I':.)Itkinson an 'engincer for-
merly employed by the Wolthausca
Hat Company I11 Woodward avenue.
has taken the position at the Clear
Felt Hat Compau.1' s fnt'.tory where
William N. Andrews received fatal in
juries.
~Wail Paper samples sent to your
home on request. Murphy Dec. (‘11..
78 Vl’ashtngton street.
The grounds about the Norwalk put.)-
lic library are to be changed and bean-
tlfiod. A man Is at work today or-
ranging to set out a hedge around the
sidewalks line and the path leadinf»:
into the building. Other improve-
ments will be made.
B. l1". Fltzslmtnous and
Sheridan. of New York. were guests
of Landlord James R. Connor, at the
Hotel Mahat'kenio, yesterday. and en-
joyed the visit. to the fullest extent.
\Vlliie here they took occasion to pre-
sent. their hose with a handsome Elks
charm.
mtlar fancy Maine Seed Potatoes.
title bushel. No. 81302. i‘relaht yard.
[I you want anything In the cloth-
lug line for any member of the family
drop in at (lately & Brennan's. look
their stock over and order what you
“him. if you haven't the cash buy
now and pay later. They will give
you credit. llettcr think it over. See
adv. in this issue.
- Peerless Flour. 85c bag;
I). Lawton & to
Driver Daniel Ill. Cfll‘t‘tirllll. of the
Hope Hose automobile tire wagon. is
confined to Iils home In Plattsville
avenue. Thomas .I. Dorney Is. on duty
nights at. the fire house, and one of
the extra drivers is on duty during
the days. "Dan's" many friends hope
he will recover speedily.
~—“And the voice of. the chick is
again heard in the land." saying. give
me Ilonnle (‘hick Peed. Manuel 'I‘oro,
Ilnlcli.
The work of rebuilding the home
of Mark w. Stevens. in Main street.
which was burned several Weeks 111:1).
ls being carried on rapidly. (‘ontrae-
tor l1‘. .1. Smith has a hrce of car-
llCIIlt'l‘s at work. and the masons are
now putting on the walls. \Ir. Stev-
ens hopes to be able to move into his
homo within the muff two weeks.
Some of the prettiest nec‘kucnr in
The Norwalks will be found at N. E.
ilyitn's. All tastes have belvii consid-
ered, smart but plain iiet'kweni' for
the buainesu girl. and dainty, pretty
linteh collars and bows to wear at the
matinee and dressy afiaii's. A cost set
will brighten tip your tailor made suit.
and lend a stylish finish to your cos-
tume. At this store yoti can find 11
nice amortment to choose limit at
prices ranging from "he to ".511 1111i
Peerless Flour. 2451' bag; stiff: bbl.
l-', i). Lawton A} (‘11.
There is considerable of a boom in
the freight business of the New Haven
road as evidenced by the. number ot
freight trains going over the Western
division. There are a large number ot
extra (relght trains, which are only
run when the pressure of business be-
ttomou too great for the regular freight
trains. The heaviest trains are this
chat bound one-11, many heavy filliv'
meals of coal and iron being. made
from the wool by way oi the I'ouglr
keopiile bridge rottto.
John W. Sculloy. Auctioneer‘. will
sell the household furniture ot‘Mrs. it.
t-lcnni. at No. i) lia'view nvouuo. on
Saturday. April it. a: If) 11. 111.; also '3
dynainoil and one zaaolhie engine. lilii
iuu room. parlor and kitchen furnish
luau. etc.
The funeral of Mru..lt‘rtcdn Moch-
ring. which was held on 'I‘tieiulny 11f-
1111'111‘11111 at the (lei'timii Luihoinn
1l'1.1uiti1 was hugely attended bv relo-
lives and friends The ltev. litlward
ll. F‘lselwr conducted the services and
interment was in the German bullion
1111‘1:oiuot1-ry Mrs Moehiiiig in can
then by one son. John Moulding. her
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. titul-
tel Spitzm': three bi'othiu'ii. William
anti Illilhl Hpitam. of this city. and
Daniel t-lpitzer. of Elmira. N. Y.. anti
three sisters Mrs Frederick Wolthdu
sun of ilrot-itviiie. Canada. and Mrs.
John Banks and Mrs. Diedrlch Helm.
of South Norwalli “Dan w New.
.‘SAWA‘I‘OR .le ”Tum.“ . .
General Comrade! or,
Bower. water work. limiting. 1111111111111
r1' Work and rock exenv.ation Enti-
inaieu cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are sollcltdd.
Tel. 816-31 261~WoodStfoet
v
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Andrew
$13.75 lllll.
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S‘
' Lodge.
Mn
is having his residuum repainted
Tilhiliillitloeleu. of 27 Main street,
Was brought to his home f1 olll the his
pitul. last nigh 1.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py-
thiau. held a meeting last evening and
conferred .the third degree.
303’" good clothes for your boy its
what Roget's «It Eternal) are advertis-
ing. Bop prices in the adv
Adam Gratificbuer. of Lexington ave
nae. is sick 1111111 home. Dr Alien of
Wflflhillkmn stroll! in attending him.
The young man of the thumb Club
wuio busily eiiguxud last uvunng I11
ducoiating Ilockwood'u Hall. for the
damn tonight.
A regulin meeting of tho govpming
board of the Norwalk Country Club
will be held at the club house this ove-
iilug at 8 o'clock.
”New Itloe. lie, “1.; 5 lbs.
I). Lawton At (‘11.
The entered apprentice degree was
conferred last evening at St. John‘s
No.6. 11111111 A. M.. in the
Masonic. Temple in Wall stteet, .
'l‘he 1"1311111111 meeting of the. Norwalk
tlird Club will be held on Monday eve-
niug. April it. at 8 o'clock. at th_e
home of Mrs. A. l. Curtis. ll Mott ave
“HP.
The reguler adjourned meeting of
the Norwalk Fire Police will be held,
this evening I11 their rooms on Wall
street. Itoutliie business will he the
rule.
H. M. Lawson. special censitstaxent
from the census bureau. will meet the
census onunierators in the town hall
Monday, April Ith, at 9 o‘clock a. in.
to give themq final instructions.
— Auction. allayviow, Sat. 11) a. 1n.
Contractor Timothy I1‘. Foley. of
South Norwalk, has been awarded con-
tracts for work in Clinton. (301111..
Slmsbury and h‘ttrniington. upon
which be is' planning to commence
work I11 the near future
The cases of the boys who broke
Into the Boston Store some time in
11‘ middle of March. that were tried
251:. I1‘.
moi-row morning at 9 o'clock I11 the
town court before Judge E. M. Lock-
wood.
A force of men are at work fixing
the lights In Wall street for the tiinuzl-
nation on Saturday night. Superinten
dent of the Electrical Department l1)
ll. lloss, of the Connecticut Company.
Is in charge of the work. These. lights
are those that were put tip at Christ
fun time and will be lighted on Mon-
day and Saturday nights regularly by
the Wall street merchants.
~~New Illce. lie “1.;
li. Lawton A‘: (to.
Recently the city council decided to
fix up the rooms of the. I1‘i1'e I'tlllt't' In
the city building in \\‘ushington street
and the members of the company, in
keeping with this action. voted last
night to refurbish the rooms. New
carpets and new chairs and other litr-
nishlngs will be secured by the com
lattice, the details helm: left to the
emmiiiliee's discretion. Lust IllKlli
the company had 11 regular monthly
meeting and the new furnishings for
the rooms were tho principal topic on
der discussion. Sunday the company
will have a group photograph taken.
An employee of the 'l‘illy carrlam
works In South Norwalk ciuuc to grief
this morning when the wagon that ht
was driving toppled over on top oi
him. He was coming up Wall street
and a car was coming up In back of
him. As he wanted to go across the
tracks be turned Into Water Street
and the fore wheel stuck under the
body of the wagon causing it to turn
over. .-\1-‘ the wagon turned over the
than tell beneath it. and was thought
to be seriously hurt by those who saw
the ambient. The man was not hurt
save 11 few bruises and continued with
his work Luckily the horse stood
still when the wagon went over.
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GOID MEDAL FLOUR '
:1 “iii 21.10. I".
Presto-
llie tins Tanks. Sitt‘ “ll." charged.
can be obtained at 1111.1 time. We
liit\'1' 11 full stock and shall keep
them on build during the season
ready for instant exciuintze.
' Price for a recharged tank
$2.50 and your empty.
llanford 81 Brooks
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Houlhfiorwnlk, Conn.
Gentlemen:wituvttix ulvmi iir.
.iiick'n Medicine a practical teilt In my
‘t‘itnilly. with most favorable results. I
desire to express to you my entire sol-
Infncilon with it. and [obtain illllldl
hint given the pleasure to recommend
it» 111111 to my f1 lends. who have suffer
ed trout (hippo and Rheumatism. 1111
a moot effectual lullll'tly. and our talnly
deserving a trial test. i believe that
your inodit Inc does all that you claim
for it all 11 family remedy. If thin lot.-
ier will bu of service to you. I shall
lent grateful in having you 111111 It as
“you deem beat.
Very sincerely yourit.
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President Merrill College, South Nur-
w‘aih. (3111111. .
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Stuck Quotations.
York and Billion Curb limits. on well
an a market letter by wire every day.
,on tile ct . 1
but 1111115111111 iun'u
FURNISHED BY
Gilli: l: lllllliiiil &. llii
54, 1111134111.". NIW YORK curv.
it Maanar. ct battled avenue. .
th 1 and continued, will come up to- '
. in your new home use hot water or steam heat. It 111 cheaper to run
You will find quotations on New '
It you haven't been thinking of taking advantage of this pleasant
Weather. lot as remind you that by taking out little tutu these nice mild
days. the sunshine will bring the runes in baby's check. our (Jul-ts Iilu
built for honest services at an honest price. Every mother wants her child .
to have just as pretty and as comfortable (lo-Curt alt-1 anybody. '
Our line Is one that will command your admiration, and tho
Prices Range from $2. 75 to $25. 00
A, J. Collins Co.
. Funeral Directors and Embahners.
12-18 North Main Street.
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DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPIM
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
~ Port Chester
Are Wanted
Stamford South, Howells.
r-9
O. D. Jackson i
Optician 1
Everything in the Optical Line. l
Eyes Examined Free
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything-
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines of every description.
«lash Weight! and corn.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two 111;".
'choln" Mphalt Fabric Booting.
warranted.
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PHONE 438. NORWALK‘.
One. two and thieo-ply 'l‘ar Paper.
Slater." Paper.
Sheathing uni hulldoru' Paw.
Hair [mutation and Iloafunlnx l‘apora
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AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
va-.. w... .c«.x._. r. .1"-.. ....... w"... . ...
WE ARE PUTTING YOU NEXT TO A “GOOD THING." WHEN WE
iNTRODUCE TO YOU OUR NEW LINE OF
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
At $2.00. $2.50. $3.00
'l‘-in\ will li‘llH‘ :1 S win:
I
111111 inc 11d.
FLYNN 8. RYANM
.0 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
'l‘onn to 111111 feet Ti) 11 pair and be
Lm.. .. w-
and gives more ntisiactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
ARGANO BOFESPC‘SNiggfiAFDTOTS NORWALK
i
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN super suturing
Write tor FMe‘Murket Letter.
1
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. nimble 1111111111111" all about
' home with ZEMO.
46 Stereo
Credit Service at Cash
Prices
humiliation Guaranteed
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Women's Clothing
uy' [ Now-Pay
T is really no task. but a pleasure to select your new
Spring apparel when you can choose from such a
complete assortment of everything that’s new and
fashionable in Men's Women' s and Children’s Clothing. Hills
and Shoes as we are showing now. We trust everybody
and guarantee entire satisfaction. Sold on easy weekly
nts.
Men’s Clutliing"
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\l'ouicn‘n Stylirh Suits. Men‘s Nobby All Wool Suits, F
. . . . lioys' Faber and School Suits ‘1
“111111-1115 Stylish Skirts. ' ' ’.
198 to 8 00 ‘.
1'00 l0 12'0“ Men‘s ISpring Toll Goats. :
\‘. 111111111's Hats. 10 no lo 25 on t.
2150 '0 20-00 '.\len’s liatu.‘ 11 ..
Women’s and t'iilltlrt-n's 2100 '0 3-00 F
SNOW. Men's and Iluys‘ Shoes. A.
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1.25 to 4.011 1.50 10 4.011
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings
10‘
South Main St
South Norwalk
ADVANCEPOPBECTION SCHEDULE Realize that it is easier to PREVENT diseaSe.
Census Bureau to Mirroring-.9 innovation Ill!" ‘0 CUTE It
in Cancun Taking Methods in Cer-
tain Large Cities. .
whiiuui'ox 111' mans l'liirll'
llt‘lltl of .1 family in 11 number of large
cities nil] reunite. a ten days piltu' tot
' 511111! i", win-n the l'nitml States 1111111
lu'izina. an "11d111111'1 [Kllllllllllllll
t‘lll‘llllll’. i‘illlililtllliil.1lillll'lllll‘filltlllfii
11 lili‘ll appear 111 the oilit'iiil populu
tiuii nelieduh1 to be carried by the
Wilson takt 1's
'l'iii':»1' .ultain't'
tilted in by llli'
its
.‘~t'lll-tltllt‘S an to llt'
211ml». of families or. iii
their abs-«tire. by other members of
their iaiuilica '1ud the silieduhs will
li‘ llll\l‘ll up bx ilii- tiiiiitit'lHuliiis (lttt
mi; tin 1111 '11s of tin illlllltlllllllt‘lll
i' on
'lhls action on the pint of the t‘ en
us liurl-nu is .1 roilillit'ii' llliitl\all0li'1
and an iiitpoitunt advance in Ameri-
can u-nsus int-:bods of obtaining: 11
t'nlilll oi the population. and the hu-
11-1111 Iiitiltiii‘illt's "\llt'i'l It to prove of
l-Iit'lli practical and scientific value.
it 11111111111 greater accuracy and com-
pleteness in the returns. 1111 the heads
of the intuitive. “'lln are generally the
most reliable sources of information.
are tlieiimelI-w glit‘ii suilitxleiii 01111111"
11111111 111 allianw of the eiiuiut'raiioo
1o 1111111111111 delib- rah-I1 and to answer
1 \acil1 the ti‘llléllh questions. In past
1'1 listia it was the 1mm lihllilll)‘ tlllll the
helm Ill ”11' lilliilli “‘11s itiiseiil ill Work
when the .111111111'1'alot railed and re-
I.:1u1'1- lI:i1l to be placed on other 1111-1111
lit-r.» oi the iIllIiIl_\'. t'rcotn'nily lil‘l‘Hllllr‘»
111' children. Ill on indultbors, none of
piano can in l'lflhblll as drpoininbh'
llllill‘llldllll‘
’I‘I111 .lll\illl11' '11'l11'lllllt' will also 1111-
Illltllilt‘ill) blur-1 of uii'ni annistancu to
the i'IiIlIlit'l'iiitil '1 It will enable them
to perioiui ill-11' uoik l‘litii'l' evpt-dl-
round) and 111.1'1-1-ably. and will 111111.111
the tininbei of in 11-1 iii\ol\'iii1: repent- l
11] rolls by them
It is the intention of the 11111111111 an 1
ihoiitb- 1 to routine iln- present scope
of this ilil\lllili\ nntlitul of population
1-'nuni1'1uiluu to the large cities whicli.l
111 the past haw (obtained ilic great
11' llllllllltl‘ of absentee loads of flllll
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binations.
broidcrcd Collars.
tiiar prices.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
All new ideas and very desirable. at pop-
The N.E.
They do not expose their family to am
itary conditions brought on by poor plumbing:
Indeed. they have the healthy MW
‘ scientifically approved Iliad installed by
lllt JliiiIS ii HillillliiiSS ililili’liii ‘7
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Neckwear
A fascinating line of jaunty Spring Neckwear received
today. Plain Tailored Ascots. Lawn and Satin Bows, dressy
Dutch Collars of lace. lawn and not. Coat Sets of linen and
pique. to wear with the new long revere coat.
Prices range from 25c to $1.50
Dainty Jabots and Rabats of plaited not and lace com-
Also a complete stock of Laundered Linen Em-
'fr
WALLS
NORWALK.C
Ryan C01
sourn NORWALK
em i1 s1l1edule. (‘t'nsus lll1'1-1-toi'
and stntt it
'In ne'eoidunco with the net of' I‘ on-
an as .1piuovui .ltil\ 13. lilllll. the enum-
'111'11111111 oi the population of the l tilled
ii-lt'tteu will begin on April to. An
i'onuineiutor will call at your bound. or
Ilui-
Itiill schedule before. he lollies the
{innate ’lhe advance schedule. bother
'illleti in by 111111 or not should i ninja
all P. inert be given to the enumerator
to be formatted to Washington Milli
ibis oliicinl stitcdule upon which the
corrected luftn mutton for all families
I11 11 loiuiuunltatiou to the llcutl “i apartment. for the 1111111111111 of obtain :iu his diutiict halt been written.
the finally“.
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iii EXPEIl'f' snFiiittiii i
i
M Sillli DISEASES
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A prominent. uuiluuul expert on
akin diurnal-11 whose name you are fit
inilinr with says that in all his scien-
tific experience he ban unver found so
hard 11 dist-111111 to conquer 1111 Eczema.
Yet he does not hesitate to mount
mend tidbit.) as 11 most nucensful rt'iue
tly for the treatment of Eczema. Itch-
ing ultiu troubles. dandruff, pttnpieml
blackheads and till other diseases of
the skin and scalp lie says that not
only do Its cuiitiiw qualities make. It
pop'ulnt but also the. fact that It In
a clean. liquid remedy for external use
A great inmrnvmnent over the old
utyiu granny selves and. lotions which
are not only unpleasant to use tnit do
not destroy the germ life that. caucus
Zillhitl draws the norms
in the. surface and destroys them
lcnvlmt the shin ulnar and healthy.
(tun lip used freely on infants. it. it.
I‘inliucil will gladly supply liione who
rail with it free sample bottle of
ZillMil and it booklet which explains iii
skin tllii
yourself
vases and how to cure
Ill'lillctl "U ”‘0 back ”i log tlu» 1'1'1uul1etl information concern- 3
lion all
persons belonging: to your
household It is pecuniary that you
should lnopnru tin information lll 11d-
vanct oi the canine inlet a 1Islt Please.
tber'etoli'. answei all the
for each member of \our household
and lll’i‘tlltiitii it no that it can reutiili
be given to the euutuerator when he
calls In iloiuu this you will not only
aid niotiily In tho work of
an ai'i'iitnie cuiiiini‘titlon of the pop
attentions 1
contained on this tifliilllt't' sehedulelilic s1 Iicduie I11 devoted to lit‘lu
securiim
"liend the president' 11 procl 11111111111
on the schedule which oinllll lcaiiy
whim il'iilA'Utl can not potash liy be.
haunted I11 out any ll) airing inforinl;
'tlou to the t'Jenauu'
Another section of ltlie back on mt
lsli‘itt'linlm in germ the bond offline
‘fiuuih in filling the helicdule. A t it'd
111111111111 toolniiia tlih eotiibluio 11151! of
ilin p1 cattlcnl 4 cabins iii'tu'iatiluiioil.'
WA 111
wlman'n Regulate cure 09W
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"1.111.111 but will probably unvo' outselt‘ without striping. banana. tior lily weal:
111111111 trouble shite if you do not do so.
a great deal of your time will unity-old
ably be taken in the chitinemior in se-
curing the. information he 1111111t1.1l1t11ln
and he may have to call on run several
titties.
"This schedule.
an filled to by 11111.
should be given to the countered 11
when he calls. A11 he has been alven
detailed iiistiuctions. whith it has not.
been possible to put. on this schedule
eoncmniuu the I out 111111111111 in which
eat It lillllililllli should he hitiii't1r1-ti.1t '
will lie 1111111111111” iut‘ liltii iii no Iittl
this answers with you or with Milli"
member of tour Iainllt l‘oi ilit poi
rose of lllIll'llllA’. mu'lt initliiinnt: m
illilllflf‘il 1111 are. called for by hi lu-
titiitiilouu. \ll such additions and
al.1' images should be made by the 11111111 ,by \1 av of amendments In order mt
orator on this sthcdtile or on I111 Ulflt ‘the to: 1d may be completed. '
.11nlng effect. Anti your drunist for
thum.2f1 cents per box. «
iGRAND TRUNK TO ACO”? RHO'nm
i lSLAND CHARTIH. ,,
1 nomination April 8.-Althqylll ,
'the chartel repoiietl iii the him” 6!
topic uentntiviss yesterday In colidiiidi'o
led lovers in its restrlttlona by Mill
Gland 'i‘runk officials. E 11.11111
1 general manager of the road wl
gin its survey and will lay out ltii
r.1nite
If ai'tei this prelliuiuaiy work It“
'beeii started the 10nd limits that
'restilctlons are. such that It will
ili'niuattlcahle to build the load find
the charter the cultural "monthly I
.be asked to nil’i‘ the account! MIMI
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Norwalk Chronicler