ll cultivatad a taste for
aptly, ~‘
OUR‘HOME MAO! OWNITI
will certainly tickle ' :- palate. Ai-
waya fresh and critic an.
Tal. 400. - ‘ lir’lllaahlngten St.
svauuto asnriuln. Titan-tons
cALLs . . ,
aim—Now- Department». ..
Sun-Business Department
«oz—Branch Ollie» ism-at
Silo —Edltor's Resilience.
rat-sunny Editor's Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and yiclnity. Fair to-
night' and Wednesday: 'li‘ghtfvariabie
winds. mostly west. ”A disturbance.
central this morning near Willtston. N.
1).. is producing high temperatures be
tween the Rocky Mbu‘mains and the
Mississippi river. An area of high
pressure central over the lake region
has lowered the temperature some-
what in the central section during the
last 24 hours. Light, scattered show.
era wéro reported from the southern
sections. '
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WEATHER a vase Aeo rooav.
Temperature: Low. 60; high. all.
Partly cloudy.
Link's famous enameled were is
clean anti sanitary. You can buy it
ill Horace R. Nash's at greatly reduced
prices. See adv.
Robert M. Wilcox has onlorod upon
his annual vacation from his duties at,
the office of the Standard Oil Company
on the Wilson Point road.
Frank N. Ferris, of tho Ferris Coal
Company, is taking a vacation from
his duties. Mr. Ferris has not yet
started on an extensive trip, thouuh
today he is tithing in the beauties of
Long island Sound from tho tug All
tile V.
Russell James ltictloli. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick C. lilctioll. was bap-
lIZt‘tl at Grace t‘lllil‘i'll Sunday morning
by llov. .lamcs Iicuiou Wot-nor The
sponsors were William ll. Mills and
Miss Ora Mai Hendricks, of itroml
River. Mr. and Mrs. RIIPIII‘II two in
Spring Hill avenue.
Mrs. James Powell, who lol'dllt‘ past
humour of yours nit-t tnatto lit‘l‘ homo iu
Elwood plat-c. has routovou hrr onilrc
household cffoots in Yonkers, N. Y.
where she. will now motto Ili'l‘ Itotnt'
Mrs. vacll la the mother T William
J. Powell, who holds the l tuition as
i‘llliltllnli‘l‘ in Raymond & Son's untit-r»
lilting establishment.
- l‘anumas from “.50 to sit. (l‘ilrion.
A dinncr will be given on ’i‘hurstiuy
cvunlnx at tho liorlon House at tlrt-u-
ory'u Point by the exrtlhoir illos‘ Atom
citation to the NW. Robert K. i’oott'y.
who was further choir initiator of tilt-
boys at St, Paul's church. The attests
of tho owning who will liltrly ho cull»
i'tl upon for speeches are ltmx .lniut‘s
it. Wcrncr and Rev. Louis ll. llowcll
.-
’I‘Ito Illll't‘lllll reunion oi the l'ttltt
graduation class, of trb‘v'b Attornoy
IA‘il llnvis is a “tumour, am: acid yt'h»
li‘l'tlii)‘ in New Million. 'l‘t.:r’r word
about twt‘niy of MT. Diivln‘ old t‘lnmv
IllRll’li hat-it for tho ro-uutou and a unit-
tllll'l of large proportions uua llt'lll in
tho country Club at l....a- ‘ itilnoy.
near Nt'w lhvun. ‘l‘hcrv wotc H"\i'l'lil
induce present. among whom worn
.llltllli'f iisldwln and Judw‘n (lam-r and
Willinum. The good old voila-"m unyu
Wcro tallied over and l Iinc than in
ptucral was unim'otl.
A. l. Hard at Company
illllltlltll EIIIIIIIEIIS lllll
Blitlllllllllll
JOIIIND AND RIPAIRINO
Hart's Tit-am Sundial. South More
walk. Court. «a
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lionsn'r it. sounds
House Mover and
General Contractor
. wm mm same To
F. Oi COX 7“ SOUTH NONWALK
Red Cross “cotton
saloon-Powell Corporation.
t. at transmutation avatar
. against lira numbers in the United -
, Notwniit. for a low days.
"I‘ll
.11.... of ant Scholar at Marx Codes
um
q.
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' for $2
per hundred per year. by
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Jl WASH!“ T MOT “T COUT .
. nogflnkilmn.’ fl .
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L.
Tonic Reconstruclor
”I anomalous
Launch Works
Boat li‘ratnaa not up and ready to
plank. f
All kinds of nadir work.
launcher of all sites built to order
by competent workman.
sttchhehPoinhNorwalk
.1.
way you wanticlothes to
Without question. they a
‘
a sprinkling of the new b
Commodious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt? Wallace Bates)
Private fishing or sailing parties
mornings. Terms reasonable.
AFTERNOONS — Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from ‘
Rotor] Point. Tickets. 100. The New Store
For terms and particulars, address
A. w. Mlllii, Man. Rowaytou. n. l“. D. 24 Wall St. Norwallr. ‘
37. Tel. 179-12.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
N. B.~Beginning tonight and con-
tinuing throughout the moonlight
nights trips will be made the same as
afternoons. ‘
"Trill? an ultig’t‘ilii.mw”it'i ‘i’t'oitiTrcEtiiEF
meeting this evening.
Craig Littloiohn has returned to his
home itt Norwaik ailt-r a visit in Flori-
da. ‘
shell, depends on the feed you use,
healthy
Feed contains the choicest impot-
and thoroughly dried and selected
n,“
Miss Margaret Ilriscoll, of Straw-
berry lilil, visited friends in Jersey
(lily on Sunday.
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‘ When you hire an automobile not the
best. See what W. A. iiuui‘ord has to
bay about it in his utiv.
liable. specially prepardd
rather titan feed from (It
Quality Pint. Last an
Aalt For "Bonnie"
liomo Ground Feeds.
Stylish linen sailings at tho rcati
store. The adv. u'lli It'll you about
them.
Admiral and Mrs. Wiuiloltl S. Schloy.
of Washington. D. t‘.., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. .Iosoph .l. Ailt‘ll, of Sauna “’m’"
tut-k.
(‘. tictu'ue lltlli‘. lllillitliil‘l' of tho i)t_-~
lilyn nutter), in Muir. Sll‘i'l‘l. is spouti-
int; the day in New York my on bust
Ill‘fit‘l.
Opposite Hotel
mien-no
Summer Suits Superfine a .
HE MAKERS. of thc‘finest men's and .:
"“"H‘m‘ 1‘54” V‘ . ’ or «young men's clothed in this country; ".
”M“ made these Summer Suite to: us-Jor.
“VINOL T... “if"? . " 7" " l?"
TH: MODIRN . .“ketr valuats the biggest possible for the prtccga we
.They have Style of the right sort, and
$20 Suits in town; that is the simple truth. It'll-
wool greys in scores of beautiful weaves and shades;
blue serges a-plenty, all sparkling with smartness
and goodness.
Straw Hats. Summer Shirts and Underwear.
Hosiery, Belts. '
Porous—Knit Underwear is cool—50c.
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rim sronas:
START YOU R CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make fine,
fowls and future steady layers.
Chick Food is sweet. and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie" Chick
wheat. cracked ltaiflr and fine old c
clean. wholesome feed. fresh made each day.
3 West. nocessarly stale?
chance when you pay as much it not more?
“For the Land 0 0" use Iowitar'a
JACKSON’S STlJDiag.
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE roa'mirrs
The Children‘s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’
53 W." St.
b
they fit‘ftli'e
fit. ‘ '
re the finest $15, Sxdthnd.‘
rowan; plain and fancy
South Norwaik’
14‘ South Main St.
“Hermie“ Chick Feed. home pr!-
Every grain in “Bonnie
ted Miliets. tine cracked charcoal
grains. such as out meal. cracked
racked corn. Why not use a re-
Why’ take the
d All the TIM
MANUIL TDRO Maren,
Fertilizers for
I“. ‘ um .I‘d
Field.
l'
3 Studio
Normans. coon.
n
LON
WEAK FISH. MACKEREL. BEA
Miss Itoao Mrlx’t‘on, of Now Illtvt-n.
was an 'n'crrfiuatiny gncst at lllt‘ homo
of Miss lit-it-un V'. Millertl. in Chapel
slt‘oct.
There has been an nuprct-odcntcd
demand for the standard cotton at the
tlroat Atlantic Al Pacific Tea (fontpuny
Sue all".
“Straws, Strawa, at ()‘llrlou's.
Rupport‘s Iwcr is thc only hour but.
tied in the brewery sold in town. l’or
cusp 0| :4 bottles, Silo. Boo Manner
and Flynn‘s atlv.
TELEPHONE 108.
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You can not a fine high grade fillil—
slou clock for only with If you are
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Gist/t D BLU
TER FISH. KENNEBEC SALMON. NATIVE LOISTERO. SOFT CHADS 60c
PER DOZEN. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. LITTLE NECKI.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
ES
BASS. POROIES. FLAT AND OUT
lntcrt-sicti road the Mir, of thc A. .l.
Auuctlnt- 91 Son (to.
. m-..“-
tkiuulns Fowlm- Post. (I. A .. hold
a rcuulnr balances inertial; last one;
inn. Nothing of special iniwtti wan
Ilt't't)lll|illlillt‘il, bowl-var.
.
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It you are looking ‘for a modern
house in our of tho boat rosidnniial
utroutu in tho my road .i. M. Hymn
ll ('0 ‘a litlv.
'i'ho Minot-u Anna and ViquJIcua. of
Port t‘ht'aior, RII' visiting lhulr broth-
ot. William lion», in (Thcsintlt siroot.
ND. 7! WASHINGTON IT.
M will.
Mrn, Manuel 1‘. Hatch is ltnvin: n WE
untuiw. of improvements ntntlo about
lu-r rottidcnro in Palrfirld avenue in-
cluding tho ropaiulluu of tho building.
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The lili‘llvllt at the Norwalk business
motion are fauna sprinkled this flue.
hot day, and tho dust that has l‘lllltiil
so tum-b trouble has entirely disappear»
ml.
100 PER
M._.........._. «W
ilASEBALL Goons
nettsa snares. fifteen
21 OIAVIKW AVI.
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and
tin. Alletts 0. Smith, he has lwan
“SKIING SUPPLM visiting Mr. and tit-s. John flmdlmtc.
.4 .u M“. of (lawn street. has returned to her
home in l’latiavllio, N. Y.
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At COLE AN, 7'. 't'. Male,of the local allies of the
NIWS rm 3 . Connecticut. Company. has none to
10 North ".M St. mm “mm New Haven today to witness the bash
ball game between Yale and Herrera.
Mr. taste is a Yale graduate.
Agent M A. l. Spoiling“
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smut m Sporting
TO THE SWEIT GIRL GRADUATE. tho .lunu liritio. and tho Summer
tllrl, it will he a illilt‘ll regretted m'oraiirhl if your present loveliness
in not made permanaut In l’holoarapha train
The North Studio
Neverdu'sty' Street Oil
Or Will Oil Your Street for to Square Foot.
MANUFACTURE av
Century WATERPROOFING Company
Telephone ill.
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SOUTH NORWALK..
SELLW
GALLON _
nay nonwasx. or.
nan Brother _ ill cross bats
wliktbo Norwalks at A illoliilflt Patti
next Saturday. Let us intro for elm V'
weather.
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Our llmthera‘ Lodge No. in. I. 0. 0.
to. hold a meeting last evening in their
mom in Wall street, and conferred
Autumnal“
a few days.
812. is lookin at some property in town
Miss Leonora 'Wird. all" mi. street.
is much improved today.
Miss Philipina Hahn. of New York.
is visiting friends in South Norwallt.
Samuel Rector. of Wilton and New
York, was». visitor in Norwalk this
morning.
John Sheehtm and Francis Ward at-
tended the New Haven Normal school
reception. in New Raven. last even-
his.
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M. H. Glover and Fro
derick Lock.
doubt.
The, sprinkling fever has taken hold
were out with a sprinkling can water-
‘ing down River street.
‘ V There will bd‘n full rehearsal of St.
Mary's choir this evading. instead of ,
. Friday evening, when the graduation
exercises of the Parochial school will
. claim the attention of many in the
choir.
John F. lluxton, of Eimcrest. has re-
. turned from a six months“ stay in Los
Aussies. Calif. lie stopped at all the
principal cities on the way home and
is in fine health. ills trinity friends
are grouting him today.
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.lobn ll. Eckel. the popular clerk of
the Norwaik iiotol. is entertaining his
father. .lolttt l“. Eckcl. ofllrnoklyn. for
t. the hotel. Mr. Ecltoi.
with the idea of moving here.
i l ,
'i‘ho, Harsirom Preparatory school
will close tomorrow. and all the young
men will go to New itat‘en to take the
entrance exams. for Yale college. The
next term will open on August 4. and
those who flank the exams. will prob-
ably return to tho school for another
year.
l-Iilu Wheeler Wilcox. assisted by
Theodosia Garrison and Rhoda Hero
Dunn, entertained a number of literary
people. Saturday afternoon. at the lion-
galow. the summer hilll‘lt' of Mrs. Wil- .
cox. at Short llcach.
Among the
guests was Mrs. Nehemiah Condor, of
llnyvlt-w uvonue.
Frederick J. Bachelor. a wellknown
mcmbor of tin- south Not-walk it‘ire Po.
lice, discovered himself afire yesterday
afternoon while in Chief liaroid F.
Clark‘s market in Washington street.
A bunch of keys In one of his pockets
had rubbcd against some matches in
the same pocket. A hole was burned
in Mr. Buckcloy‘s pocket. but he was
not injured.
A tutorial meeting of the governing
board of tho Norwalit Country Club
will be hold at the club tomorrow eve~
ning. for the purpose of taking action
on seven applicants for membership.
With favorable action on these there
will be less than ten open places on
tho membership list. the limit allowed
by law baton :25. It is exported there
Will he a waiting list within a week
or two.
Two \i‘articn .lmicpli (”email is
apruyinu a number of trees in the city
of Norualit in some instances it has
two found that t'anltcr worms have
ltcuuu to appcar on the trees. Although
the “'i‘lillll'l‘ for a few Weeks past has
lwon anything but aurooable to Imman—
lty. it had its advantages in that tho
lllr-i‘l‘lfi and posts Whit‘li flourish oil
from had t'orotvod a setback. The- einl
bonito which is the principal source
of annoyance. and which hatches its
one quite part) in tho spring. this
your are only now beginning to lay.
Al the spot-int meeting of the i“. 0.
E. held last evening, four men were
appointed as delegates to attend the
funeral of their late brother in llrtdge-
port. this afternoon at ‘2 o'clock. The
deceased was George W. Nt-Wllnlll',lllO
bu illt'll at the llrldaoport hospital at-
tor a lingering illness ”0 was watt-
ltnotvn in town and had many iritmdu
lit-re. 'l‘lto delegates appointed are Wil-
liam .i. l'owoll, James '1‘. ilubbeil. tThria
Larson and John llovlne. They went.
over on the “:30 trolley and took with
thorn a beautiful floral piece from the.
order. upon which were the letters “F.
(l. I'). lCorlc Mil." Worthy President
to the stain ncriu annual convention.
which is lit-Inn held today in Stamford.
wood have gone fishing. Fish stories ,
. will be in order when they return. no
of all In Norwulk. Hanks‘ stable men .
David Plaliorty was appointed dolognlo
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blues.
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drawers, union suits.
Panamas.
metal, Patent.
assorted colgra.
Trunks and Butt Cases.
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FOR THE SUMMER.
LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS—Fancy mixtures. gray: and w
WHITE PANTS—~il‘lannel and serge, 00.00. 00.00.
KHAKI‘ ranrs, with cuff bottoms. also.
SHIRTS—Soft count» and Front: cuffs. anon, also.
unusawaan, out: and without sleeves, ton;
STRAIN RATS—Sailors and soft. 01.00 up. Sean
.. SHOES—Low Shoes. of course, 03.00, 04.00.
cars and BELTS—Large assortment. 250. SWAIN.
sarutue SUITS-48mm and fancy colors, ”no to thou. '
NECKWEAR—vSitita. Tubulars. ” . . .
munwovsn HALF HOSE-25¢, 500. Light weights,
Priceis Ming Stare
. 98. Washington Street, South Norwallt
‘ patient":
it t
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and knee
tit. spun.
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Tan. Gun-
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We have a Physician.
of our eye department.
THAMER
Optician
who is a Skilled Eye Specialist. in charge
No CHARGE FOR
Open Monday and Saturdays Evenings
Reason
for so many coming to us for
their glasses. It is because we
are experts in that line and are
prepared to give them the glass-
es they need.
EXAMINATION.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a.
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LAST SODV RECOVERED.
CAIAIS. France. June Birdi‘he last
body of the crew of the ill-fated
Front-h submarine Pluvoise was taken
out of the sunken vessel today. The
logbook of the commander has been
recovered; It contains complete rec-
ord or the submariue'u iaat plunge. The
dual entry- was made at 1:56 on the
nitlrnoon of the day the l’luyolse was
Travelers’ Checks
sold In dt-notnlnatltms of till, :20.
Still and Still). with the cituct cor-
responding value in the moneys of
all principal foreign countries print-
ed thereon.
The amounts are suarantend to
ho paid without discount at all
aaenoiea and correspondents of
the American Expreu Company
throughout the world.
Travolera' Checks sold and Lab
tors of Credit issued by
The South Norwailt
strut-It.
The Punch suluuarlne was sent to
the bottom of the English Channel
May all by the strainer l’tts tie Calais.
which struck It wit about two miles
from the harbor of Calais. All the
crew, 27 men. perished.
.m. . M...»—
NO RAIN m soari‘twaar.
. ...t‘.A(‘lt). June ill. will“) no rain in
the northwest. This was the burden of
ntcasatrou from the Dakotas and Minna.
unto today and as a result the wheat
pit of the itoarti of Trade here fairly
boiled with excitement. Prices opeu~
en buoyant and elicited. in the spring
wheat country the weaihor was said
in be Sctlt‘t'lllth the fields. with the
temperature awragiuu well otter 00
degrees.
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CONGRESSMAN TINIR AT WORK.
HAthiHltilRG. Pa. June 2i.~—-t‘.on»
aroseman John K. Toner. apparently
the leading candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for governor. look new
Trust Co.
renal charge of his headquarters here
nonwant f
Savings Society
INGDRPORA‘I‘ID ”tau .
DEPOSI' IS OVER $3,775,000
Surya M. Holmes. President.
Wm. a. Curtis, Viea-Pmtdant.
the second degree on several candl»
dates.
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Frederick A. Illa. buy A TI'OII.
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today. bloat-(lovernor Robert a. Mur-
phy. another candidate, is at his head-
quarters. *
NO WAR lN PIRU.
LIMA, Peru. Juno Sir-Tarn has ac.
cepted the lilflmlotll of the United
States. liralil
[aims in the dispute lieiween Peru and
ililcuatior over the boundary line. The
45.000 volunteers who had been mob-
”"796 an the frontier have been re
rated.
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The house of Mrs. William K. James.
in Wall street. has been given a fresh
coat of white paint by Henry D. Car-
and Araantlna. the merit,
Q ‘Eittra‘ Specials
The Demand for our
Standard 25c Coffee
. Has been unprecedented
Have you tried it. it is a treat
The Great Aer Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON IT" SOUTH NORWALK.
m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL NO. ”I
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
WRIGHTS.
WALI. STREET. i0:10 a. m.——0u‘ly
a feablo vibration of prices resulted
from the light orders executed at the .
opening of the stock market. Gains
and losses Wort? mixed, the (trousers
and Trunk linrs bring amongst those
showing decline-s. Minneapolis. St.
Paul and Sanit Ste Marie declined i.
tlniartn and Western rose to. ’
WALL STREET. ll a. m.-'i‘he mar~
itet became heavy. the pressure . '
against, the St. Paul and Hill stocks
havinlt an unfavorable influence on the
gent-rat list. A tow specialties were
Strong.
WALL STREET. hoom—Neaterday's
rise in prices invited some sailing to ,
realize. The spring wheat gram"
were especially depressed In response
to unfavorable crop reports from that .
region. The whole market was lilt-
row and dull. [loads were irregular.
WALI. STREET 1 p. Ira—Tile limit
market was dull dud featurolobl our--
in; the noon hour. .
Read the Buchanan adv. befo‘rsyou "
purchase your groceries and table dai- '
loaclel. . , .
You will find avarythlnfl‘ at the lite “ ‘
choll store to furniab house or banal», ..
low. Sully. . , g .
The marriage of Miss ’lliarsat‘et V ,f‘
lino. daughler of Mr. and MrIJoltii :
Lee. of Union , atnet, to Samuel L.
Graig. chief slant of the New York and,
New Haven freight depot, has been .
postponed on account o; urlouadliiisae ,
of the bride. The young enable all
their families have the ‘ ”display of
their many friends. 'l‘lie wedding was. .
.noll. and is now looking fine.
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to ialte place on Wedn'aatlay.‘ Elude“
22nd. V
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Norwalk Chronicler